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Topic: '68 Dart tail lights question (Read 336 times)
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440WIP
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I noticed the other day when I was following my wife in her convertible, that the drivers brake light wasn't as bright as the passenger side. It's not a ground problem, the bulbs are relatively new, the lenses and housings are clean (washed inside and out), the lenses do not appear to be significantly crazed or cracked and the bulb sockets fit in tight and secure. I'm not a resto magician or anything like that, I just like things to look right and function properly.
I was wondering if there is anything else to check and if there wasn't, is the inside of the housing able to be painted to brighten it up? If it can be painted. what type would be used?
Daryl
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"This big block thing is starting to get expensive"
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jet-taz
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check to see if one has a plastic insert and the other might not. also if the bulbs match
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69 dodge dart/440 former god over 1200 post on old site
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flyboy01
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if it was recently painted, check the ground between the housing and the fender, there might be a lot of paint and no ground.
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. i was just told the same thing the other day about my 68 dart . my farther was behind me. when we got back to my place he told me the same thing . and i also checked the grounds and the bulbs. all are good. i just left it for now. 
