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<blockquote data-quote="j3bus2k3" data-source="post: 1136902" data-attributes="member: 556020"><p>I had the same problem in my Acura, but there were 3 contributers....1.)cracked weather stripping, just bought new one, filled the inside with silicone and replaced it. 2.)a spot weld cracked near the weather stripping and was allowing water in and 3.) my antenna, theres a drain that empties water coming down the mast onto the road. Over that past 14 years, its gotten clogged (sp?) and the water backed up into the trunk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="j3bus2k3, post: 1136902, member: 556020"] I had the same problem in my Acura, but there were 3 contributers....1.)cracked weather stripping, just bought new one, filled the inside with silicone and replaced it. 2.)a spot weld cracked near the weather stripping and was allowing water in and 3.) my antenna, theres a drain that empties water coming down the mast onto the road. Over that past 14 years, its gotten clogged (sp?) and the water backed up into the trunk. [/QUOTE]
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