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Congrats on getting new body welts ... but I doubt that is the problem. Mine are torn to hell and have never leaked in over 90K miles.
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Congrats on getting new body welts ... but I doubt that is the problem. Mine are torn to hell and have never leaked in over 90K miles.
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I think the techs probably spent more time driving my car around than thinking about where the water is coming in from. Totally off topic: what do you guys do to reduce joy ride miles driven by techs / advisors / whoever? It seems like every time I take my Z to the dealer (first 2 free oil changes then twice for this leak) there is between half a mile and 2 miles added to the odometer, presumably hard-driven miles. |
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Of course, that still doesn't stop them from parking my 6MT on a hill and letting out the clutch before applying the parking brake so the weight of the car is sitting on the transmission instead of the rear brakes
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I have this issue too on my 15 nismo I went to dealer couple of times no result, I end up fix this by my self, you can pull out the B pillar cover and tape sealing every thing under the cover it probably fix your problems too. Hope it works.
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Hopefully my issue is as simple as those plugs. When I pulled the passenger plug up there was water there. I did seal them, and it has rained one day since and it was dry the next day. Still waiting for a heavy down pour though to see if its really "fixed". If it happens again I'll admit defeat and pull the B pillar.
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I took mine to the dealer, yet again, for the issue. Both top panels above the doors have had new weatherstripping and RTV installed. The rubber cable grommets on the rear deck lid have been sealed with RTV. The seatbelts still get soaked.
Yesterday the tech and I witnessed the flow of water right into the B pillar windows. Gents, this is where our cars are leaking. I'll post an update as soon as my dealership figures out how to fix it. |
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