rear window leak
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rear window leak
This past Tuesday I went out to my truck in the school parking lot, opened the door, and there was a pile of snow on my seat. The window was up and the door shut tight, and yet there was still snow on my seat. Anyways, today I went out and bought some window channel rubber.
My next problem is the back window. Whenever I wash my car water gets in through holes in the bottom of the track. How do I plug these holes but still let my back sliding glass be able to slide? Is there a reason why these holes are there? They look factory to me.
My next problem is the back window. Whenever I wash my car water gets in through holes in the bottom of the track. How do I plug these holes but still let my back sliding glass be able to slide? Is there a reason why these holes are there? They look factory to me.
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rear window leak
The holes need to be clear to let water sitting in the track to drain to the outside of the truck. If they drain to the inside, -I suppose it is possible that someone installed the window backwards...
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