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Bug in rear brake light above the glass

toni8b
in Skoda Octavia Mk3 (2013 - 2020)

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I found this today, how did it get in and more importantly, how do I remove it?

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You could put a spider in there?

 

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    Its a stink bug.

    13 hours ago, Ratzer said:

    You could put a spider in there?

     

    How would you get the spider out? 

    I'm sure I heard something similar to this when I was a child, involving an old lady...

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    Obviously I cant live with that ugly bug being there so either I solve this or sell the car.

    I had similar in a previous car (A3) I tried taping all around the light and trying a vacuum cleaner to suck it out - Didn't work :( 

    Eventually it broke up into dust and fell to the bottom (gross)

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    This plastic can surely be removed..  I will have to ask the dealer on my next service. I wonder if this will be warranty issue? :D

    8 hours ago, toni8b said:

    Obviously I cant live with that ugly bug being there so either I solve this or sell the car.

    Dont let it bug you!

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