No worries

Which slot do you mean? The hole where the wiring goes through or some other hole or slot?

drixerr No worries dude

Nope

@@stephan20008 Thanks for the reply - so the outer tail light from an estate/wagon definitely won't fit on a saloon?

If you had a look you'd realise a 35 rear light is a far better alternative

These lights cannot be repaired because the whole light assembly is one hermetically sealed unit. If you tear it open (basically break the housing) there's no good way to rebuild it and you'll end up condensation inside the light. In addition, the lights have poor design where the PCB will crack if temperature changes are too drastic. If you can figure a way to open the housing in a way that can be sealed correctly again, soldering a thin copper wire all around the PCB would make this rear light last forever. Otherwise, keep purchasing spare parts and replace the lights. I definitely like old school light bulbs more than this poorly manufactured but expensive LED crap. A well made LED light would be a clear winner, though.

Cornel Raileanu 0:30 Lefty losey rightly tightey

What you’re supposed to do is go in through from behind the light and press the tabs then the light will slide out, rather than just yanking and breaking the tabs like you did

@@seebeeeff when its broken who cares?