[DML] Re: Leaking Seals...or something else?

["lordshill1" <lordshill@xxxxxxx>]

Hello.. You might want to check the seal around your front 
windshield. Mine had some leaks and the first thing I did was check 
that and had put more sealent into it.  The Door seals on mine were 
orginal so I bought some new ones and replaced the old.  The outer 
seals are the worst to replace as it is a chore to get off the old 
weatherstrip adhesive.  
    I need to re-align the drivers side door now and cannot quite 
figure out why.  The passenger side is fine but the drivers side is a 
problem.  I noticed that a small piece of white plastic from the 
latch had broken off.  Could this be the problem with the door 
alignment? 

Roy
#0893 

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "jedimasterglenn" 
<jedimasterglenn@xxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> 
> I just discovered that water has somehow been getting into my D.  
The 
> floors on both driver and passenger sides are soaked (I had it 
parked 
> outside at my mechanic's for a couple weeks).  My immediate 
reaction is 
> to blame the door seals.  They're old and are a bit worn in areas.  
> Before I rush out and buy a new seal kit, are there any other 
possible 
> problem areas I should inspect?  The car hasn't been driven in the 
rain 
> at all, so the water must be seaping in from the door seals or some 
> other area that could let water run into the interior (I'm thinking 
the 
> trunk maybe???).
> 
> Thanks,
> Glenn
> 5391
>










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