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Tail light lens seals for your Bmw 1602 start at $61.95, with 1 options in stock from URO. The seal is the rubber or foam gasket that sits between the tail light lens and the body panel, keeping water, road debris, and condensation out of the housing. A failed seal lets moisture in, causing bulb corrosion, lens fogging, and electrical shorts that can trigger warning lights.
The main decision is whether to match the original material and profile exactly or to go with a universal cut-to-fit strip. OE-profile seals fit without trimming and are the safest choice for a leak-free result; universal foam tape costs less but requires careful cutting and surface prep. Also confirm whether you need a driver-side, passenger-side, or both seals, as the two sides are often sold separately.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OE-profile replacement seal | Exact-fit, no trimming, fastest install | Pre-molded rubber or EPDM gasket matched to your Bmw 1602's housing shape and mounting groove |
| Universal foam tape seal | Budget repairs or discontinued OE seals | Self-adhesive closed-cell foam strip sold by the roll; must be measured, cut, and pressed into the channel by hand |
| Driver-side seal only | Replacing one failed side while the other is still intact | Single left-side gasket; confirm the damaged side before ordering to avoid a return |
| Pair (driver + passenger) | Both seals are cracked or the vehicle has high mileage | Both seals in one kit; more economical per side and ensures both housings seal evenly at the same time |
Open the trunk or tailgate to access the tail light mounting hardware, remove the retaining screws or push-pins, and pull the housing away from the body. Peel out the old gasket from its channel, clean the groove and mating surface with isopropyl alcohol, and allow it to dry fully before pressing the new seal in place. Reinstall the housing, confirm the lens seats evenly against the body panel with no gaps, and check that all lights function before closing up.