Twisted Subframe???
When I got the car it would go through the car wash no problem.
Now it will leak from the top on the drivers side at the A pillar and from the Passenger side at the rear of the window.
Which would lead me to think that the frame has twisted ever so slightly.
What so you think?
Should I see about getting it fixed first. Is it bad enough to justify it?
Thanks
When I got the car it would go through the car wash no problem.
Now it will leak from the top on the drivers side at the A pillar and from the Passenger side at the rear of the window.
Which would lead me to think that the frame has twisted ever so slightly.
What so you think?
Should I see about getting it fixed first. Is it bad enough to justify it?
Thanks
What I meant was: with all the pressure of the water coming at the soft top/rubber seals around the top, it's going to leak! I have a brand new top AND seals all the way around my vert. I made the mistake of taking it thru a laserwash and it leaked in several areas around the front windows. If I wash it by hand, no leaks.
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If your frame is straight, then the vert rule #1 was ignored.
Rule#1: Do not wash your car with high pressure water.
The only times my top leaked was in the high pressure car washes and/or on unlevel/uneven ground. The unlevel ground can twist the frame ever so slightly to create the leaks you mentioned. If you are driving in the rain and it leaks, then your frame (car or top or both) is twisted in some way.
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