Flood still?
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Flood still?
Well, its raining today. Hard. Last week I sealed the perimiter of the roof line of the Blackbird in hopes that my back seat floorboards would not turn to lakes anymore. Im gonna check in a few minutes.
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!@#$#@!!%!!! I realy thought I had this problem licked. Sure enough, ten hours later and the drivers rear floorboard is wet. I had sealed the whole perimeter of the roof, and the sunroof looks sealed tight. Anybody have any suggestions?
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Originally Posted by GoldenBullet
Originally Posted by PEARL_JAM
!@#$#@!!%!!! I realy thought I had this problem licked. Sure enough, ten hours later and the drivers rear floorboard is wet. I had sealed the whole perimeter of the roof, and the sunroof looks sealed tight. Anybody have any suggestions?
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Originally Posted by PEARL_JAM
!@#$#@!!%!!! I realy thought I had this problem licked. Sure enough, ten hours later and the drivers rear floorboard is wet. I had sealed the whole perimeter of the roof, and the sunroof looks sealed tight. Anybody have any suggestions?
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Being in general, this is probably not getting the "need to fix" exposure you need.
There are a few places that water can enter. Have you checked the trunk seals/body sealers to ensure that the leak isn't coming in there, and running up to the passenger compartment?
There are a few places that water can enter. Have you checked the trunk seals/body sealers to ensure that the leak isn't coming in there, and running up to the passenger compartment?
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There are two members posting in this topic in the manner of GARBAGE that belongs in the Lounge, not in a topic where a member is asking for help with a problem.
How about we get this problem fixed in a constructive manner? I'll leave it in General for the time being, but it may move later.
How about we get this problem fixed in a constructive manner? I'll leave it in General for the time being, but it may move later.
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Originally Posted by PEARL_JAM
!@#$#@!!%!!! I realy thought I had this problem licked. Sure enough, ten hours later and the drivers rear floorboard is wet. I had sealed the whole perimeter of the roof, and the sunroof looks sealed tight. Anybody have any suggestions?
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Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
The sunroof is sealed, but what about the drain hoses? Did you check those already?
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