04 F150 cab water leaks
04 F150 cab water leaks
I have an 04 F150 SC and have had water drip from the drivers side grab handle. I had the stealership repair that and now after a big storm last weekend my whole center section of the back seat was soaked. I'm guessing the water was coming in through the rear brake light. Got to schedule another fooking service.
Anyway, those of you with warranty running out (like me), thought I would share.
Did Ford go cheap on sealant or was my truck built on a Monday or Friday
Anyway, those of you with warranty running out (like me), thought I would share.
Did Ford go cheap on sealant or was my truck built on a Monday or Friday
Last edited by indyroadracer77; Aug 1, 2005 at 11:44 AM.
Lighting - High Mount Stop Lamp Water Leaks
TSB 04-20-5
10/18/04
WATER LEAK FROM HIGH MOUNT STOP LAMP
FORD:
2004 F-150
ISSUE
Some 2004 F-150 vehicles may exhibit a water leak from the high mount stop lamp. The leak may be described as a water leak at the headliner, the back glass, wet seat covers and/or carpeting.
ACTION
Verify water is entering through the high mount stop lamp assembly. Replace the high mount stop lamp assembly as needed. Refer to the following verification procedure.
SERVICE PROCEDURE LEAK VERIFICATION
1. Turn the fan motor (climate control motor) on high, in the non-recirculating mode.
2. Close all windows and doors.
3. Spray a soapy water solution on the outside of the high mount lamp housing. If bubbles form around the lamp housing, replace the assembly.
TSB 04-20-5
10/18/04
WATER LEAK FROM HIGH MOUNT STOP LAMP
FORD:
2004 F-150
ISSUE
Some 2004 F-150 vehicles may exhibit a water leak from the high mount stop lamp. The leak may be described as a water leak at the headliner, the back glass, wet seat covers and/or carpeting.
ACTION
Verify water is entering through the high mount stop lamp assembly. Replace the high mount stop lamp assembly as needed. Refer to the following verification procedure.
SERVICE PROCEDURE LEAK VERIFICATION
1. Turn the fan motor (climate control motor) on high, in the non-recirculating mode.
2. Close all windows and doors.
3. Spray a soapy water solution on the outside of the high mount lamp housing. If bubbles form around the lamp housing, replace the assembly.
Originally Posted by jpdadeo
the test worked for me
Anyway, be sure to look at your trucks as they have a issue here...
Last edited by indyroadracer77; Sep 26, 2005 at 11:23 PM.


