Re: Water leaks into trunk and interior

[Bill Maurits <Y1TopBanana73@xxxxxxxxx>]

Besides the trunk & your door seals, also check your firewall & wiper
pivot seals. Bad wiper pivot seals have killed the front floor pans in
many an A-Body (including mine!)

Bill M
65 Coronet 500 'vert
73 Dart Sport

On 11/20/06, Willard Edison <waedison1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm just starting to restore a 64 Sport Fury, which seems to be in
> pretty good shape overall. It sat in my driveway for a few days in the
> rain before I could get it into my garage and when I got it inside,
> found standing water in the trunk, soaked carpet on the drivers side
> floor and some dampness on the passenger side door. I've opened the car
> up and have fans on it now.
>
> I've ordered a new seal for the trunk but have since been advised that
> there are two types of trunk seal for the car, a flat one and a D-seal.
> There appears to be a flat seal, more like regular weatherstripping on
> it now, would appreciate any general info and advice on the trunk seal.
> Can water get into the trunk any other way??
>
> What are the most likely culprits for water getting into the interior of
> the car??
>
> Thanks/ Butch/ Fernale, WA
>
> Mopar...if you have to ask, you'll never understand.


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