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#11

03-30-2010, 07:15 PM

craby

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check the windows and see if they r closing all the way. might try some armor all or something like that and see if that will help the rubber on the t tops to shed the water.

#12

03-30-2010, 07:59 PM

Nmead91

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Good idea, thanks

#13

03-30-2010, 08:09 PM

Mtowles

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Mine only leaks if i bring it into an automatic car wash then I get a cold shower. Never doing that again

#14

07-10-2011, 05:44 PM

JimJasper

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Nmead91

Thanks for all the help guys. I'll check when all this damn rain stops!!!! (I'm in CT, 6" of rain!!!)
Speaking of rain, how common is leaking in the rain with a Camaro? I just bought the car (1998 Z-28, t-tops) month ago and this has been the first time its seen rain. The drivers side front and back floors are soaked but you can't actually see the water coming in. It is some how running underneath the plastics and into the car?

Hey there, I have a `1993 (4th Gen, solid top) Camaro, and it's doing the exact same thing with the rain leaking on the drivers side and the footplace behind the drivers side. Could it have something to do with the intake duct? Can you tell me how you resolved this? Or what was the cause? I would really appreciate it very much.

-Jim