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Originally Posted by Mountain
This is pretty normal. I’ve noticed it on every car with the dark tail lights ever since I installed them. I adjusted my gap with some washers between the car’s sheet metal and the light . I looked into it more and it’s the way the car is built. I confirmed this on my car by reinstalling the stock tail lights and the gap was still off. I started paying attention to all Camaros and noticed the uncongruent gap between sides on most (some were close enoughto call a non-issue).
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But when you reinstalled the stock ones to check (which was a great thought to make sure you had an actual issue) did you check to see if those two outer connection points were flush? What I'm saying is maybe they weren't, and you misdiagnosed it as normal because the stock ones had a gap. But they could only have had the gap because the orange things were already too damaged to hold them in place from when you took them out the first time.
The washer idea makes sense.