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lx4lifeNov-14-02 10:36 AM
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#34311, "window leaking and soaked the inside of my car"


          

i was wondering has anybody else have this problem, it only soaked the driver side floor front, back,and under the seat, i want to think its the weather strip, or should i be looking at something else cause it looks like its "leaking in" near the outside mirror where the tab is on the weather strip and its on both doors but the driver side just seems worst.any help please.thanks

  

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96eclipse2nrNov-14-02 01:48 PM
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#34312, "RE: window leaking and soaked the inside of my car"
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i have never had this happen, make sure your window is pushed up pretty hard into the weatherstripping so it creates a waterproof seal. thats all i can think of.

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Kaptain_Mike (Guest)Nov-15-02 12:01 AM

  
#34313, "RE: window leaking and soaked the inside of my car"
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This happened to me once. About a month or so ago actually. It was the heavy rains and heavy winds...somehow got in. You might be ok, just next time make sure your windows are tightly rolled up. Are you power windows or crank windows? I am crank window. Sometimes I wont roll it up all the way and thats when I get that problem.

  

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