ZexGX

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I do not have leak problems... Guess that's part of living in California and not parking it downhill when it rains.

formula vincent

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you would think someone at GM would come up with the idea to install a drain tube
in that area of the quarter panel. when the car was in its prototype stage.

AnnivSS

Not a new occurence guys lol. My third gen did the same thing.

Empatho

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I rather not have those because they get plugged with crap after sometime and then they start getting rusty.

ZexGX

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My car had a hole drilled in the bottom of the spare tire area (presumably to take care of water that leaked in around the antenna mast). I left it open but covered it with a mat of butyl sound deadening. With the weather where I drive, it doesn't really matter.

GoFast908Z

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Ditto, check the t-tops. The outside corner, if it drips, it will drip and work down to the bottom of the seats. Mine had the same issue until I replaced it all and no leaks now.

Paul 1953

What was I THINKING???
Talk about a comedy of errors...

I was looking forward to taking the car out on a very rainy day yesterday. I still have the side panels and carpeting up. So I wanted to get a good look at leak sources, besides my rear hatch/washing theory.

I also had disconnected the battery while I put on the Stranos this weekend.

So, I'm out in the pouring rain, and I realize the CD player needs to be reset because of the battery disconnect. I stop and pop open the hatch.... and a half gallon of water pours in off the hatch

Then down the freeway to Target, the road noise is loud due to the stripped interior. And I don't notice til I come out of Target that the passenger window was down an invisible 1/8"...letting another flood of water in..

So much for my rain test...

ZexGX

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Sounds like you need to pop some drain plugs!