by "MrPseudonym" (mrpseudonym)
Published 02/06/2017 at 10:04
by "MrPseudonym" (mrpseudonym)
Published 02/06/2017 at 10:04
Tags: Porsche
; Not A Joke
STARS: 1
Was in car the other day, and saw something in the taillight of a 944. Turns out, there was actual fluid inside the rear left light. No, I’m not kidding. It was quite humorous.
"Rainbow" (rainbeaux)
02/06/2017 at 10:08, STARS: 0
When I worked at [REDACTED], one of my van’s taillights had a bit of water in it. I decided to poke the top of the seal with my knife a couple of times just to see how full the light could get. It only ever got around half an inch deep, though. I guess that’s where the original leak was.
"$kaycog" (skaycog)
02/06/2017 at 10:11, STARS: 9
You actually saw this. It lubricates your blinkers.
"404 - User No Longer Available" (toni-cipriani)
02/06/2017 at 10:17, STARS: 0
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"MrPseudonym" (mrpseudonym)
02/06/2017 at 10:21, STARS: 1
I was wondering if they also had some of this in there:
"$kaycog" (skaycog)
02/06/2017 at 10:22, STARS: 0
It’s very possible.
"functionoverfashion" (functionoverfashion)
02/06/2017 at 10:22, STARS: 2
A former co-worker pulled in next to me one day in his pickup, and there was water sloshing around in his tail light, same deal. I was SO excited to tell him that he was low on blinker fluid!
"Stef Schrader" (stefschrader)
02/06/2017 at 10:38, STARS: 1
That would be called a leak.
"ateamfan42" (ateamfan42)
02/06/2017 at 14:43, STARS: 1
Clearly the blinker fluid leaked and collected in the tail light.
Maybe that’s what has happened to all the BMW drivers that don’t indicate?
"$kaycog" (skaycog)
02/06/2017 at 14:45, STARS: 1
You’re probably right!