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Old 09-10-2006, 03:26 PM
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hope im posting in the right section... my drivers side t-top is leaking at the front and rear around the window, has anyone else had this happen? what has do be done to stop the leak?
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Old 09-10-2006, 03:43 PM
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die-electric t top grease try that first. buy it at the dealer and it helps make the weather stripping get soft and seal but you amy jsut have to get weather stripping altogether
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Yes mine is doing the same thing. It is just one of the many little things
wrong with my car like the driver's window motor going out,door panels cracking,and antenna motor shot. I try to ignore this stuff.
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mine does it. its annoying but the least of my worries
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I've heard that adding weld in sub frame connectors will fix the problem right away.
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subframe connectors CAN but theya re more for preventing stuff that hasnt happened yet
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I have subframes, my driver side leaks a little. Seals are dry as hell, so I know that's the problem for my car.




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