Rear Window Rubber Sealing Loose

[iStang]

I washed my car last week end and I noticed the rubber sealing facing the trunk of the rear window is loose. Now the sealing sags in the middle and you can see the marks on the window where the sealing was supposed to be.

I don't think it's like that on every stang. Does anybody have the same problem?

 

[SonicBlue2v03GT]

I washed my car last week end and I noticed the rubber sealing facing the trunk of the rear window is loose. Now the sealing sags in the middle and you can see the marks on the window where the sealing was supposed to be.

I don't think it's like that on every stang. Does anybody have the same problem?

My stang is an 03 too. Believe me, its very common. It was pointed out to me by other stangers that I had it too. Its sags in the middle lower part of the back window. I took it to the dealer, and they knew eggzactly what I was talking about.

If its under warranty have it fixed.

 

[iStang]

Oh, good to know I'm not alone with that problem. So I will take the car to the dealer and have them a round about warranty fixing:

1. Sealing
2. Noise in the A/C fan (middle console)
3. Windshield washer turning on automatically

So far I had the Tremec TSB (new gear box) and the paint chipping on the hood done.

 

[bham_gt]

My 03 has that same problem. I guess I need to take it in and have it fixed. I've also got the wind noise problem on the driver's side.

 

[iStang]

My 03 has that same problem. I guess I need to take it in and have it fixed. I've also got the wind noise problem on the driver's side.

luckily I'm spared of the noise problem. Was it from the beginning on?

 

[bham_gt]

It's done it pretty much ever since I've had the car. I've had it for about 7 months. I didn't notice it until a little while after I got the car because it doesn't make the wind noise all the time. Usually only on the interstate, and even then, it doesn't do it all the time.

 

[iStang]

find here a solution for your wind noise problem (go to TSB 02-17-8): http://www.bullittarchive.com/html/modules/articles/article.php?id=115