Cab Marker Roof Lights Gasket Seal Compatible with 2003-2009 Hummer H2 Center Corner Set, Single-sided adhesive

This kit is a MUST! I have a 2006 H2 and it is always outside. This year I noticed a leak inside my car, dripping from my sunroof switch..OUCH. I followed the leak along the wires up to my marker light and noticed it was not a snug fit. This kit fixed all my lights. I removed my lights, used my thumb nail to scrape off the old foam, then gave the stuck foam a light coat of Goo Gone and let it soak for a few minutes. The rest of the foam came off with ease then I washed and dried the lights. An air compressor to blow the lights out after washing is a big plus.

Exactly as expected!!

These gaskets are thick enough and sturdy enough to make a good seal on roof marker lights. Corner marker lights have additional issues where the plug enters the roof. That required silicone seal. My son's 2005 H2 Hummer leaked like a sieve. Tracing the leaks leads to the roof marker lights. Stock light housings were melting through at the top, and the foam gaskets were shrunken memories (see third photo). So I bought a new set of LED lights/housings. New set came with inferior, thin gaskets that did not seal (right side, first photo). These gaskets did the trick. The interior is dry. So now I'm on to the next nightmare with this basket case Hummer. If you own a Hummer, you have my deepest sympathies. At some point you will need these.

Needed thicker pads or something to melt around the light cord

My Hummer H2 started raining on the inside and ruined my radio. These gaskets were the answer and fixed my issues. I added them to the existing gaskets!