Has anyone else noticed that their driver side (rear) door loaks under heavy rain while driving at highway speeds?? Not a bad leak.. just a few drops run down the interior trim panel.

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Howdy!

Rain in Texas?! Nah!

Have a dry day.

 

Check the weatherstrip around the inside of your door opening. Make sure that it is pushed on tightly and is not loose. Also check for tears or cuts in the rubber where water could leak. Also check the weatherstrip on the door itself to make sure that it is not loose, cut or torn. Make sure your rear door is completely closed. Sometimes my rear doors don't close all the way. If the rubber is dry, you might try some spray silicone.

[This message has been edited by CBechtel (edited 06-04-2001).]