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Leaky Roof

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Leaky Roof

Post by mlzook »

Does anyone else have this problem with their soft top Sierra?

What is a good way to fix it?

I have already Changed my soft top to a fibreglass roof, and it still leaks a bit.
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Post by ljxtreem »

a leaky roof came as a factory option on soft to sierras.

:D

They all leak :?

even my hard to ute leaks :P

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Post by roc box »

sikaflex might work :?:
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Post by -Mick- »

sikaflex and some rubber from clarkies would seal it but you won't be able to take it off.... then its not a real zook anymore :D
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Post by N*A*M »

are you sure its the roof and not the windscreen or the air vent system?

are you just finding pools of water on the floor over night or actually seeing water come thru the roof while you're driving?
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Post by munga »

get some foam tape and run it around wherever its leaking

just a thought.

mine doesn't leak

its made of steel

suck iggz br0

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Post by roc box »

-Mick- wrote:sikaflex and some rubber from clarkies would seal it but you won't be able to take it off.... then its not a real zook anymore :D

hard tops kick ass :finger:
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Post by -Mick- »

roc box wrote:
-Mick- wrote:sikaflex and some rubber from clarkies would seal it but you won't be able to take it off.... then its not a real zook anymore :D


hard tops kick ass :finger:


you'll never know the joy of folding your windscreen down.. poor you :lol:
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Post by munga »

yeah, wish i had bugs arses in my teeth.
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Post by mlzook »

it comes in through where the b-pillar meets the crossbar.

it also leaks from behind the dash but im not sure where that comes from
have a few ides, but not 100%
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Post by christover1 »

mlzook wrote:it comes in through where the b-pillar meets the crossbar.

it also leaks from behind the dash but im not sure where that comes from
have a few ides, but not 100%


common problem, the drain holes just below the windscreen, can block up..they are supposed to drain into the engine bay, but leaves etc, or heavy rain, can block them up, and it usually pours onto ya feet
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Post by mtzook »

I've also had the seal between the windshield and the cowl/whateveryoucallit leak. I second the foam tape idea. Try it bit by bit. Seal where you can get to easily and see if it stops, then if it doesn't, go a little deeper. You can have all that apart really quickly anyway.
My tires were rubbing in the front, so I trimmed the hood, and now they're fine...
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