I have a 91' vert and it leaks from the front corners where the hardtop meets the top of the windshield and drips on to your thigh on both the drivers and passengers side. When I first got the car the PO had some Home Depot weather stripping between the 2 but it still leaked. I've since took out the Home Depot weather stripping and have tried many different things to try to get the leaking to stop. Was there an OEM rubber piece that sat on the deck above the windshield that the PO replaced with the cheapo weather stripping or was that just put in there to try to stop the leaking? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I've done some checking and i think 1 and 3 have to do something with sealing, also take into consideration that the locking mechanism has to apply enough pressure to form the seal. Age and pressure has deformed mine and it leaks much like yours. To add something like window tape may work for a while, but ultimately make the original sealing gap even wider. I hope i am at least correct with the part numbers for you, My solution requires a garage and clear weather.
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Are those part numbers for the folding top or hard top because I have a hard top on mine
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No difference in #3. As for #1, I'd look into it more, but in 98% sure it's the same for folding and hardtops.
Look into it though. I know #3 isn't a cheap part at all. Last I heard, it was around $80 for it alone.Comment
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My apologies, if only i had comprehended what i read in original post.
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