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Old 02-23-2014, 06:18 PM   #1
1996ctnc
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Water leak from above headliner

I have a 96 Town and Country and have a leak. The leak is on passenger side drips on the seat from above the headliner and it also seems to somehow be running down the A-pillar The floor is soaked. Have taken the roof rack off and sealed the bolts 2 different times. I was wondering if the black strip between the rack and the side would have anything to do with the leak or is it just held on with adhesive?
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Old 02-25-2014, 04:36 PM   #2
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Re: Water leak from above headliner

we had this problem and had to replace the windshield. we even had water dripping from the overhead information console. the windshield people put a shield around the gasket on the outside the help keep the water out. being the a pillar is the very front...hope this helps...
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