rear window leak
rear window leak
i noticed today that my rear sliding window is leaking the cupholders are half full of water and the bottom edge of my head liner is all wet. how hard is it to replace the window seal?
Did you search? Cause this was covered last week. Again here is your answer. It is not the window or the break light. It is this piece right here. Run a bead of silicone in it and it will be fixed.
bro, we are ext cabs.. and if he has a 4dr (which is most likely considering the year) he will not have that seal
its prob also the 3rd brake light NO NEED TO buy a new brake light all you need is more closed cell foam load that bad boy up and it will fix the problem amazing am i the only one that has had my 3rd brake lights off like 1000x and never had a leak...
adam his truck is super cab if it was a 2 door super cab there is a similar molding along the roof line like that my Black Splash leaked too i sealed it up there also
adam his truck is super cab if it was a 2 door super cab there is a similar molding along the roof line like that my Black Splash leaked too i sealed it up there also
its prob also the 3rd brake light NO NEED TO buy a seal all you need is more closed cell foam load that bad boy up and it will fix the problem amazing am i the only one that has had my 3rd brake lights off like 1000x and never had a leak...
adam his truck is super cab if it was a 2 door super cab there is a similar molding along the roof line like that my Black Splash leaked too i sealed it up there also
adam his truck is super cab if it was a 2 door super cab there is a similar molding along the roof line like that my Black Splash leaked too i sealed it up there also
I tried the foam, but did not get it thin enough, so i ended up just spraying great stuff in there and worked fine. You can find it at most hardware stores, and probably fabric stores too.
home depot sells different types of foam in rolls. Thickness of foam and width vary, look for one that works for you. I used a roll of the thickest/widest I could find when doing my efan install, havent had a problem with it.
I just used some clear silicone from home depot... works great (and you can clean it up so it doesn't look all haggard unlike everything I do). Hasn't leaked since.
Of course the duct tape I used temporarily worked amazing too.
Of course the duct tape I used temporarily worked amazing too.
Yup silicone does the job just fine and you can get it into all the nooks and cranny's really easy and just wipe off the excess.
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