JK Weatherproofing
JK Freak
Joined: May 2011
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From: Houma, La
Also considering all the issues I've read about the clock spring, I would find a way to at least cover that up along with the dash. Something like a condom... Dashboard Condom - Patent Pending 61/844,496
JK Newbie
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: California
i have the bedrug, and pulled the plugs from underneath. it dries out after rain pretty well. i havent seen any rust/mildew problems and i run topless/doorless year round (for last 2 years), parked outside. BUT, I'm in northern california so it doesn't rain all that much. thumbs up for the trek armor seat covers.
to cover the electronics I use backpack rain covers - one for the steering wheel and one for the radio console. i bought some that have velcro straps/hooks and just hook them on to the air vents etc. keeps the worst of the rain off. i also drilled a couple small holes in the cup holders so they don't fill up.
to cover the electronics I use backpack rain covers - one for the steering wheel and one for the radio console. i bought some that have velcro straps/hooks and just hook them on to the air vents etc. keeps the worst of the rain off. i also drilled a couple small holes in the cup holders so they don't fill up.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 297
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From: Denver, CO
You'd be crazy to "REGULARLY" leave any JK open to rainstorms -- mine has been through a few storms and it does sun dry after ... but... the electrics will get wet and need time to dry out. Ive no long-lasting problems after rain, but on occasion after getting wet : the horn has a mind of its own (fun driving around town with the horn alarm intermittently blarring), and the radio wont flip channels.
Sam
