Another Leaky Top.... In Japan HELP!
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It's time for a warranty call!
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check this out....care of matt08jk
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/stock-jk-tech-12/water-leak-manual-106495/
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/stock-jk-tech-12/water-leak-manual-106495/
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Yeah. That is pretty standard.
Both JKs I've owned look exactly like that. 07 and 09. I made numerous trips to the dealer with the 07. A few on the 09 and just gave up. It's unfixable.
It's the rainy season again. Pay attention to how many leak threads are on here vs other model Jeep sites. It is clear the JK has severe manufacturing defects that other Wranglers never had.
Here's a video I made this time last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKOYRETxwNE
Both JKs I've owned look exactly like that. 07 and 09. I made numerous trips to the dealer with the 07. A few on the 09 and just gave up. It's unfixable.
It's the rainy season again. Pay attention to how many leak threads are on here vs other model Jeep sites. It is clear the JK has severe manufacturing defects that other Wranglers never had.
Here's a video I made this time last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKOYRETxwNE
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Yeah. That is pretty standard.
Both JKs I've owned look exactly like that. 07 and 09. I made numerous trips to the dealer with the 07. A few on the 09 and just gave up. It's unfixable.
It's the rainy season again. Pay attention to how many leak threads are on here vs other model Jeep sites. It is clear the JK has severe manufacturing defects that other Wranglers never had.
Here's a video I made this time last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKOYRETxwNE
Both JKs I've owned look exactly like that. 07 and 09. I made numerous trips to the dealer with the 07. A few on the 09 and just gave up. It's unfixable.
It's the rainy season again. Pay attention to how many leak threads are on here vs other model Jeep sites. It is clear the JK has severe manufacturing defects that other Wranglers never had.
Here's a video I made this time last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKOYRETxwNE
PS: my 08 2dr hardtop hasn't leaked yet and i've been through some ridiculous rain. Will be trying the soft top soon, hope it doesn't leak.
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Yeah. That is pretty standard.
Both JKs I've owned look exactly like that. 07 and 09. I made numerous trips to the dealer with the 07. A few on the 09 and just gave up. It's unfixable.
It's the rainy season again. Pay attention to how many leak threads are on here vs other model Jeep sites. It is clear the JK has severe manufacturing defects that other Wranglers never had.
Here's a video I made this time last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKOYRETxwNE
Both JKs I've owned look exactly like that. 07 and 09. I made numerous trips to the dealer with the 07. A few on the 09 and just gave up. It's unfixable.
It's the rainy season again. Pay attention to how many leak threads are on here vs other model Jeep sites. It is clear the JK has severe manufacturing defects that other Wranglers never had.
Here's a video I made this time last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKOYRETxwNE
My 09 softtop doesnt leak a drop. I have taken it through the touchless carwash a few times as well and nothing. I dont think it is a severe "manufacturing defect" but more of a hit and miss issue. I have had both TJ's and YJ's and those both leaked. I guess I am just lucky with this one.
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Look at the Softtop header replacement....Check to see if the header is sitting flush or tight up against the rubber gasket. See if it is bowing up this will be your issue for the header....under TSB.
The A & B pillars they need to add thicker foam sealer at the stock foam locations seems to work!
The A & B pillars they need to add thicker foam sealer at the stock foam locations seems to work!