We just had a really nasty bout of weather roll through the region and I found that my recently purchased convertible does infact leak
Now I know that convertibles eventually leak, it's the nature of the beast, so I'm not upset by this discovery but I need some advice on what maybe the cause/solution.
The leak seems to be coming in from the side right above the rear tires (yes BOTH sides) so I am wondering if it is a "clogged drain" or could it be that the top has gone beyond it's normal service life.
I've included a pic of the actual leak site from inside the car and a pic of where the leak is "outside" the car. The one in the "outside" pic isn't mine but it looks identical ... all the way down to the Pennsy plates
So what do you folks think?
Clogged drain?
Some seal dry rotted?
New Top?
Thanks in advance!
Now I know that convertibles eventually leak, it's the nature of the beast, so I'm not upset by this discovery but I need some advice on what maybe the cause/solution.
The leak seems to be coming in from the side right above the rear tires (yes BOTH sides) so I am wondering if it is a "clogged drain" or could it be that the top has gone beyond it's normal service life.
I've included a pic of the actual leak site from inside the car and a pic of where the leak is "outside" the car. The one in the "outside" pic isn't mine but it looks identical ... all the way down to the Pennsy plates
So what do you folks think?
Clogged drain?
Some seal dry rotted?
New Top?
Thanks in advance!