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Topic	Date	User
Subaru Outback & Forester	20-Nov-2008 At 2:13:01 PM	MichaelOR
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You may mean the plastic 'lights bit' that runs across the middle of the tailgate. This so called 'garnish' in the tailgate fills up with water if it is cracked or the seals are broken/worn/incorrectly fitted. I had this problem after a repair job when some one rear-ended the Outback a few years ago. Water also leaked/ran out of the tailgate into the boot area when the tail gate was opened. The seals just needed to to be fixed ..... and the problem was solved. It's amazing how much water came out though. Incidentally the garnish costs a fortune to replace if it is broken. Michael

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