Well that sucks
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Cargo Master
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Well that sucks
Opened one of the rear doors on my crew cab and there must have been several gallons of water sloshing around inside the door. WHAT THE HECK???? Shook the door a few times and water started draining out both corners of the door seam. After about an hour (I told you it was a lot of water) it seems to have stopped draining.
Now I'm wondering how long this has been going on and what the inside of the door looks like by now. Hello rust haven.
Now I'm wondering how long this has been going on and what the inside of the door looks like by now. Hello rust haven.
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Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Panama City, Fl
Yep, pays to keep the drains open.
Clean and dry the inside and use something like por15 to cover the metal and protect it. Just be sure the drains are clear when done.
Might look at the window seals to see if they are shot too.
Clean and dry the inside and use something like por15 to cover the metal and protect it. Just be sure the drains are clear when done.
Might look at the window seals to see if they are shot too.
Cargo Master
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Denver, NC
Degraded Rubber, what year is your Truck 
I have noticed on my truck, the hard rubber trim on the bottom of window glass (pushes onto door sheet metal) has already started color changing & small bubbles have developed.
I had just replaced all those seal's on my 2006 F250 last year.
U mean to tell me Ford has cut quality back that much since 06'
I have noticed on my truck, the hard rubber trim on the bottom of window glass (pushes onto door sheet metal) has already started color changing & small bubbles have developed.
I had just replaced all those seal's on my 2006 F250 last year.
U mean to tell me Ford has cut quality back that much since 06'
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