It rained a bit on the east coast last night, and this morning when I popped open the trunk, I noticed a bit of water trickling from the rear opening where the battery wire is being funneled through (right side of trunk). any ideas here?
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Second the window sail, if it was the sunroof drain it would be in the wells.sigpic
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thanks. just so i'm clear, the window sail is this long silver strip (orange arrow)? I was peeking around the area where the "green circle" is located, and see possibly some areas of concern (gaps that go inward). whats the best way to fix these? replacing these grommets? or would I just fill it with some sort of liquid filler?
Last edited by vertdust; 11-22-2011, 10:17 AM.
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Originally posted by Kershaw View Postthe rubber hoses inside the trunk, behind the mousefur, are the drains for the sunroof.
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I have the grommets & gaskets you need (3 on each side) + side vent gaskets if you need them. I work in NJ.....where are you located?www.instagram.com/snwmble
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I think I could have the same problem. I get water in the rear floor area behind the driver seat after it rains. My "window sail" seems to be slightly pulled away from the body and is a bit loose. Is it difficult to take things apart in this area and replace the needed grommets/gaskets etc.?
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