Headliner over the back seat on the driver's side of my truck.




wet leather rear seat.


I have a 2010 F150 King Ranch 2 wheel drive pickup. Last night we had a lot of rain here in Texas. When I got into my truck to go to work this morning I found that the backseat was all wet!! I thought that I had left the moonroof open however upon closer inspection, I hadn't. The back sliding rear window was not open either. I read a few posts here that talked about ensuring the drain lines were free of obstructions so I did that and found that the driver's side front moonroof drain line was not hooked up. However, when I was testing it, the water was leaking in the front driver's side door...not the back seat area. I fixed that drain line so that wouldn't leak but I don't know where the leak is that would cause the back seats to get so wet??? They are soaked as you can see from the picture. Upon further investigation, I found that the rear headliner over the back seat is soaked. The leak seems to be worse on the driver's side of the cab than the passenger's side. I noticed on top of the cab close to the rear of the cab of the truck a rivot in the channel. Would that leak? If anyone else has had this problem, would you tell me what you did to fix the problem? I would appreciate any advice on how to fix this problem.

 

Welcome to the forum, awaller. If you continue to have difficulty tracking down the source of the leak, you can always get your local Ford Dealership involved. Find one near you by entering your ZIP code here: Ford Dealers | Locate a Ford Dealer Near You | Ford.com How many miles are on the truck?

Crystal

 

3rd brake light use to be a common place for it to leak. Seal would go bad or miss-aligned when replacing bulbs.

 

I 2nd the third brake lamp.

The bolt in rear windows have also been known to leak, around the outer frame and around the 3 panels. This can also be exaggerated if you have a fiberglass cap on the truck, but that is only while moving. The cap changes the air pressure against the back glass, forcing water inside while moving.

 

It seems there has been some complaints about leakage around the satellite antenna as well.