soft top water fall fix?
11-01-2009, 07:28 PM
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Use this weatherstripping from Lowes, pull all factory foam weather stripping off except for what you can see in the pics. Cut weather stripping to fit spots where foam was. Put a piece if DUCT TAPE where the rubber flange meets the door sill guard. Also put a piece in the door jam area. Works like a charm. Rained here a tons last month not one leak!!
11-01-2009, 07:30 PM
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You guys might think the duct tape is funny but the shit works (so does electric tape)! It is ten times easier to change a small piece of tape then let your Jeep sit at some stealership for days while they contemplate like idiots on new ways to try and fix a bad design.
11-21-2009, 01:01 PM
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01-17-2010, 04:54 PM
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Greenamphibious had hooked me up with all the info and then I could not find him or any of his posts regarding this issue on here anymore. 
So I helped some brothers!
01-17-2010, 08:02 PM
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I'm going to my stealership tomorrow to get a dent out of my BRAND NEW JK that we didn't noticed until we brought it home...
Going to ask them if they can order me a 2010 soft top because my 2009 soft top leaks all onto the seats and mats when sitting out in the rain. And the back panels are bent outwards and dont sit flush on the rear window...hopefully they aren't total d-bags about it.
If they don't want to do that...then I will definitely give this a try!
Going to ask them if they can order me a 2010 soft top because my 2009 soft top leaks all onto the seats and mats when sitting out in the rain. And the back panels are bent outwards and dont sit flush on the rear window...hopefully they aren't total d-bags about it.
If they don't want to do that...then I will definitely give this a try!
03-13-2010, 09:56 AM
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Use this weatherstripping from Lowes, pull all factory foam weather stripping off except for what you can see in the pics. Cut weather stripping to fit spots where foam was. Put a piece if DUCT TAPE where the rubber flange meets the door sill guard. Also put a piece in the door jam area. Works like a charm. Rained here a tons last month not one leak!!
Hey...can you turn that pack of weather stripping around so it's not in Spanish???
Wanna see what to buy on the outside of the package...