Oxygen454

Ive had water in my car have to track the problem... is there anything I should know about removing the interior and what is all involved? Are the seats easy to take out? I also have to remove the plastic siding inside the car... looks like the leak is running down inside the walls of the car (behind the plastic)

teke184

isn't really that hard. i pulled all of mine out when it flooded in the hurricane

plastic is mostly just screws and some small bolts.

the bigger bolts should be either 13 or 15mm

the torx bolts for the seatblets will be 47 i think...but a 50 will work in a pinch

you'll have to pull the whole center console out to get the rug. but that's easy once the seats are out.

Mr. Wolf

where is it leaking at exactly in the car?

Oxygen454

Im not sure looks like its coming in somewhere on the side walls of inside the car and running down to the floor. Might be the t-tops or the rear hatch seal, not sure.

walt355

Yeah, It isnt too bad. Ive got my car completly stripped right now for a cage installm The rear seat plastic is help in by velcro, Other than that its mostly Bolts, Screw and plastic fasteners

Oxygen454

Found the leak, its coming in between the t-top and drivers window. I got broken into a year ago and the guide wheel snapped. It never got fixed so the window alignment more than likely has something to do with it. The seatbelt is wet near the top all the time when it rains.

Oxygen454

Anyone know why the t-tops leak between the t-top and the car siding? Sounds like new seals