Hey guys, this is actually my first post here... here it goes.
I just purchased a 1991 GT yesterday, I've been eye balling them for the past few years, and finally decided to get one.
Well, I asked the guy if the sunroof leaked at all, he had always kept it in his garage, and only drivin it in the summer time (so he says) and he didn't know.
Well, it rained real hard last night, and when I went out this morning, I the seats were WET. Wet as in, i had to go back inside, and put a towel on the seat.
It is dripping on both sides, onto both seats, it seems to be dripping in the upper corners, infront of the sunvisors. Seems like it could be leaking through teh windsheild maybe? Windsheild looks like it has a good seal, the sunroof seal is cracking some. Why would it leak all teh way down there? Is there some sort of runoff, or is it my winsheild.
I am fairly mechanicly inclined. I've owned jeeps for years, completly tore them apart, and rebuilt everything, but I am brand new to mustangs, so some good walkthroughs would be helpful.
Thank you very much for reading all of this post.
I just purchased a 1991 GT yesterday, I've been eye balling them for the past few years, and finally decided to get one.
Well, I asked the guy if the sunroof leaked at all, he had always kept it in his garage, and only drivin it in the summer time (so he says) and he didn't know.
Well, it rained real hard last night, and when I went out this morning, I the seats were WET. Wet as in, i had to go back inside, and put a towel on the seat.
It is dripping on both sides, onto both seats, it seems to be dripping in the upper corners, infront of the sunvisors. Seems like it could be leaking through teh windsheild maybe? Windsheild looks like it has a good seal, the sunroof seal is cracking some. Why would it leak all teh way down there? Is there some sort of runoff, or is it my winsheild.
I am fairly mechanicly inclined. I've owned jeeps for years, completly tore them apart, and rebuilt everything, but I am brand new to mustangs, so some good walkthroughs would be helpful.
Thank you very much for reading all of this post.