Driverside carpet wet
If you don't have any major leaks, that you really need to search around for on your own, when it is raining, and you open the drivers door, watch where that stream of water pours to. In and out a couple times during a few days of rain really adds up down there.
Bestop was very good for TJ, but the new model for JK is really not a succes!
Supersaiks: I am also from Ottawa! (I'm french)
Last edited by Simply Jeep; Jul 19, 2008 at 06:06 PM.
I have the same problem . I searched out the leak and what I have come up with is the door seal at the top rear of drivers door is not making contact twith the body . When mine leaks it goes in and down in the seat belt piller right to the floor .I tride differnt technices to stop it but no stopping it .The door seal has a fourm deffect .I 'm going to the dealer to have them get me a new seal .
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I have the same problem . I searched out the leak and what I have come up with is the door seal at the top rear of drivers door is not making contact twith the body . When mine leaks it goes in and down in the seat belt piller right to the floor .I tride differnt technices to stop it but no stopping it .The door seal has a fourm deffect .I 'm going to the dealer to have them get me a new seal .

The problem is not your door seal. The sport bar has to be adjusted. From the top of the door, take off the bolts of the sport bar, ad move the bar to the door. That's it.
Duffy out.


