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Old 09-21-2013, 11:36 PM   #1
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Default California roof leak found and fixing!

So I have finally had enough of the leak that was flooding my floor board and passenger seat. I decided to find the source of the issue. I pulled back the a pillar today during the pouring rain and discovered it was coming from the headliner. And to my surprise it was not the drains. There was a leak coming from where the sunroof is placed into the hole of the car itself. So I'm sealing it with a epoxy for a quick fix lol.


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What a PITA. Good to see you taking care of it tho.
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Yeah man it's been a nightmare, unfortunately I didn't take any pics but I had at least 4 inches of water sitting in the passenger side floorboard. Along with a nice new moldy smell, but like you said in trying to take care of her as best as possible


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