Leaky roof
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Leaky roof
Hi,
I just found your site as I was looking on how to repair a raised roof that has to be leaking. I have noticed that the carpet in the back is wet a lot of the time. I am assuming that I have a roof leak. I am so clueless as to how to even go about a fix. I guess I could take it to the place where it was purchased from. The van is a Ford 2010, E250 handicapped conversion van. Any thougths would be welcomed.
Thank you
I just found your site as I was looking on how to repair a raised roof that has to be leaking. I have noticed that the carpet in the back is wet a lot of the time. I am assuming that I have a roof leak. I am so clueless as to how to even go about a fix. I guess I could take it to the place where it was purchased from. The van is a Ford 2010, E250 handicapped conversion van. Any thougths would be welcomed.
Thank you
More Turbo
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First be sure where the leak is coming from.
The weatherseal on the rear doors could be bad.
Or you may have a gap because the doors are misaligned.
Get inside and have a friend spray the rear area with a hose. Or check at a car wash.
PS: Is there anything up on the roof? Mounting holes may need to be resealed.
The weatherseal on the rear doors could be bad.
Or you may have a gap because the doors are misaligned.
Get inside and have a friend spray the rear area with a hose. Or check at a car wash.
PS: Is there anything up on the roof? Mounting holes may need to be resealed.
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leaky roof
Thank you for your reply.
I think it is on the driver side mostly in the back by the battery box, although I have gotten a few drops of rain water on my left leg as I am driving in the rain.
I think it is on the driver side mostly in the back by the battery box, although I have gotten a few drops of rain water on my left leg as I am driving in the rain.
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The weld where the roof joins the A-pillar is a known leak point. Poorly sealed replacement windshield can leak. Debris in the cowl at the base of the windshield can block drains sending overflow into the cabin.
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