fixing some leaks
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fixing some leaks
I have a question for most of you 2-door 4-door ex. cab owners.
my truck is leaking in the back around the top of the main rear window I've checked the 3rd brake light and it has a decent gasket on it and its dry as can be up there. next up was to check those lil plastic guards around the sides.
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are those known to leak as well?
my truck is leaking in the back around the top of the main rear window I've checked the 3rd brake light and it has a decent gasket on it and its dry as can be up there. next up was to check those lil plastic guards around the sides.
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are those known to leak as well?
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Try spot wetting it when the interior of your truck is dry.
Take a hose to certain sections of the truck, wait 5-10mins, and check the interior.
Repeat as you go around, try to make the sections as small as possible.
If it's a really bad leak/hole, you should notice water inside as soon as you stop the water.
I know you already know the 'area' of it, but it may be traveling from the outside, to a different area inside.
Take a hose to certain sections of the truck, wait 5-10mins, and check the interior.
Repeat as you go around, try to make the sections as small as possible.
If it's a really bad leak/hole, you should notice water inside as soon as you stop the water.
I know you already know the 'area' of it, but it may be traveling from the outside, to a different area inside.
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i have the same exact problem. where i live there's no problem with the cold but sometimes when it rains water will just trickle from above the rear window. it comes in between the rear window and the roof rug lining w/e you call it. i did the same thing, i took off the rear light and i can see wet spots. its really annoying and i even tried finding the leak with a hose and it didn't even leak when i hosed the truck for about ten minutes.
any help guys?
any help guys?
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Try spot wetting it when the interior of your truck is dry.
Take a hose to certain sections of the truck, wait 5-10mins, and check the interior.
Repeat as you go around, try to make the sections as small as possible.
If it's a really bad leak/hole, you should notice water inside as soon as you stop the water.
I know you already know the 'area' of it, but it may be traveling from the outside, to a different area inside.
Take a hose to certain sections of the truck, wait 5-10mins, and check the interior.
Repeat as you go around, try to make the sections as small as possible.
If it's a really bad leak/hole, you should notice water inside as soon as you stop the water.
I know you already know the 'area' of it, but it may be traveling from the outside, to a different area inside.
I had my rear window replaced and my third brake light replaced and i didnt put a good enough seal on the brake light and it leaked from there
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i tried everything before taking my interior out...i syliconed the 3rd brake light and those seal things above the rear windows (mines 2 door) but all that did was look like ****...one day io just said **** it and and tore the headliner out. then i jsut sprayed the back of the truck everywhere and with in 30secs i saw watter leaking in from the top of the rear window...i thought that was the last place it would come in because it looked like it sealed great...i got a tube of windshield sealer (its thin like water so it goes into the leaks) and i put it in a little siringe (sp?) and filled the whole seal along the top of the window and about 3 inches down on each side....and i havent had a drop in yet..
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