I've noticed a similar problem on the high level light of some earlier Honda CRV's which appear to use the same part. Especially as I work in a Ford valeting dept. I squirted some silicone spray into the gap to try and prevent re-growth.Īlgae growth is not a great look for me to cope with on my otherwise immaculate (white) PHEV. Very difficult to do and it doesn't last. Toys for counting, stacking, and shape and color recognition. With 50 blocks in multiple colors and shapes. Learning toy that can help your child develop the basics of building. I blocked the bulb holes up carefully so no water got inside the lamp units. The blocks are used for stem, science, technology, engineering, math. I ended up using a small, fine artists 'fan' bristle brush with hot water and detergant, and also a high pressure hosepipe to blow the algae out.

Getting the high level brake light out is very fiddly if you can't remember how to do it, which I'm not sure I can - I meant to make a note of certain aspects of this procedure (especially getting the f*!!!!!g thing back in again) but I have a feeling that I forgot. I've taken my high level brake light and rear lights off several times to clean out the algae from the edges (clearly a design fault!) and it's very difficult to clean out.

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