Mike, You may already be aware, and see post below - but on either side of coach, in about as far as the windshield is a body panel seam - between roof, front cover, and side - popular for leaking there I guess. and a lot of people add sealer to the gasket before install I understand. I haven't done that to mine, but I'm sure if I own it long enough, will have to explore.
I am aware of the seam issue but I used mat and epoxy in those areas when the windshields were out, you cannot tell that there was a seam there. It is leaking in the exact spot however. Thanks for the input.
Nice work Mike. Cruise is very handy. Enjoy!
Thanks, I am a cruise fanatic I added it to my 1970 Vette and every car I've owned except the Austin Healy and the 66 Belair.
Mike, You may already be aware, and see post below - but on either side of coach, in about as far as the windshield is a body panel seam - between roof, front cover, and side - popular for leaking there I guess. and a lot of people add sealer to the gasket before install I understand. I haven't done that to mine, but I'm sure if I own it long enough, will have to explore.
I am aware of the seam issue but I used mat and epoxy in those areas when the windshields were out, you cannot tell that there was a seam there. It is leaking in the exact spot however. Thanks for the input.
Jim Bounds has a video on leaks that the water drops on the steering wheel. The seam meets in the windshield there and it’s not sealed.
Thanks for the information. When the windshields were out I used epoxy and mat to fill the seams.