Water inside cab
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Its an 89 4 door XJ. Basically the interior under the carpet is soaked, w/ puddles building up. From reading forums, I know that it is prob due to:
-windshield seal
-rust hole
-door seal
-heater core - doesn't smell like coolant, so can I rule it out??
-antenna plug
Anyone have anymore that I can add to my list to check? Someone else told me that in the back where the pivot is on the rear seat, that weld into the tub can crack, causing water to come in. Anyone had this?
Finally to fix this, I was going to pull the seats, console & carpet, dry it out, fix the rust (if any, live in WA) and depending on what I found, either herc or por15 the inside. Anyone done this, then put the carpet back on?? Anyone have a great way to dry the carpet?? Is hercing over small rust holes, after ridding the rust, going to be fine?? Anything cheaper than herc I can use and trust.
Any other comments or suggestions would be appreciated by people who have had to diagnose this problem.
Thanks,
Kellen
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Its an 89 4 door XJ. Basically the interior under the carpet is soaked, w/ puddles building up. From reading forums, I know that it is prob due to:
-windshield seal
-rust hole
-door seal
-heater core - doesn't smell like coolant, so can I rule it out??
-antenna plug
Anyone have anymore that I can add to my list to check? Someone else told me that in the back where the pivot is on the rear seat, that weld into the tub can crack, causing water to come in. Anyone had this?
Finally to fix this, I was going to pull the seats, console & carpet, dry it out, fix the rust (if any, live in WA) and depending on what I found, either herc or por15 the inside. Anyone done this, then put the carpet back on?? Anyone have a great way to dry the carpet?? Is hercing over small rust holes, after ridding the rust, going to be fine?? Anything cheaper than herc I can use and trust.
Any other comments or suggestions would be appreciated by people who have had to diagnose this problem.
Thanks,
Kellen