I recently bought a used 1998 Plymouth Neon from a private party. The other day, I happened to glance at the back seat and noticed that the back floor wells were flooded. After doing some investigating, I came to the conclusion that the tail lights were leaking (It had been raining.) and that the water was flowing down into the spare tire well, then underneath the back seat, and into the floor wells. I did some searching on the Internet, and it seems that this problem isn't exactly uncommon for these cars. Here are my questions/concerns: Is this something I can fix myself, or should I leave it to the dealer? I have to admit I'm not very good at stuff like this, but I don't want to shell out the bucks if I don't have to. Is it likely that just the seals/gaskets will need to be replaced, or the whole tail light assembly? Does anyone have any idea how much this might end up costing? Unfortunately, both sides seem to be leaking. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!