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Number: 3036
From: "Sandy Block" <cigarsandy@c...>
Date: Thu Jun 26, 2003  9:25 am
Subject: [ASC McLaren ] Re: leaking around the windows

Body:
[ASC McLaren ] Re: leaking around the windows

No, No, and No.



--- In ascmclaren@yahoogroups.com, T D <blklistd@y...> wrote:
> You're right maybe not the rain but even though my windows are
closed during a car wash I could get soaked. I also have the same
leak on the passenger side A pillar.
> Hey Sandy I have another question also, a three parter. Should I
have the rubber molding replaced, do you know of any reliable,
trustworthy, mechanics and/or body/interior persons in the North
Carolina area. I was looking in the Raleigh Durham area or maybe the
DC area as I may be moving there soon?.
>
> Sandy Block <cigarsandy@c...> wrote:
> Mine leaks in from the front leading edge of the passenger side
> window where it meets the "A" pillar, but very very very little,
just
> a few droplets. It's never been in rain, so I can't say about
that,
> but with the forward motion of the car, I would tend to doubt it.
>
> S A N D Y
>
>
>

--- In ascmclaren@yahoogroups.com, "blklistd" <blklistd@y...> wrote:
> > Does anyone else have a problem when it rains or while washing
> there
> > car, with water entering the interior from around the molding of
> the
> > windows. Does this mean its time to change the rubber molding
all
> > around that area. Duh, help a novice! :-)
>
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