water leak
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water leak
I have water leaking into the cab when it rains. That would not normally cause me to have too much concern but now, with the freezing, it binds up the seat belt. It snowed all weekend off and on then thawed some and froze and I could barely get the seatbelt hooked this morning! It only seems to get into the drivers side seat belt where it is all rolled up. Any suggestions?
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Consider yourself lucky that the seat belt is the only thing effected. My f250 leaks at one tiny spot at the top of the windshield. On extremely cold mornings, I have to scrape the inside of my windshield as much as the outside.
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The ideal situation is to find the leak (easier said than done when it's cold) and fix it. As a temporary fix, drill a hole in the floor pan to let the water run out. Put some heavy grease on the bare edges of the hole until you can properly prime and paint the hole. When you get the leak fixed, plug the hole.
