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Old 02-01-2016, 09:41 PM   #1
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Default Teacup tailight gasket

I am going to assemble a teacup taillight body for my 29 CCPU shortly. There is a gasket and snap ring used in the rim along with the lens. Maybe is it evident the order the parts are installed, but I am not sure of the order. Is the cork gasket on the inside or outside of the lens? Also, when is the snap ring installed.
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The snap ring holds the lens in the rim. The gasket goes on when you install the lens and rim on the light
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Also,when you work on it put a rug or mat down under the tailight when you are working.I think the Model A tailight lense is one of the slipperiest things known to man.Steve,when I see a post from you I want to go down cellar to see if my Tudor is still there.
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Thanks Steve, that helps. BTW, I have a brass rim that I bought at a swap meet sometime back. When I try to put it on the brass taillight body, it is very, very tight. In fact, I am not sure it will even go onto the body far enough. When I try to remove the rim from the body it is real hard to do, as it is so tight. Should the rim fit that tight?
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