Water leak at the drivers side corner cab light

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Jul 5, 2022 | 04:13 AM

#11

TonyH

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Joined: Jun 2022

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From: Alberta, Canada

Just wanted to Offer Possible Reason !

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Originally Posted by hummerz

Great you found the source of the leak. Not so great looking, and RTV is NOT an adhesive!
Permanent solution is to remove that mess, and get a quality self leveling seam sealer, also tape it off to make a nice clean professional look. GL
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Sorry to jump in and Make another Suggestion, But I Had a leak on my 2005 H2 SUT that was caused by the drain Tube from my Sunroof. I Can't remember the exact way it was routed, But I have a 2008 SUV Now that I Bought New and Wish I Had Bought The Factory Service Manuals or could find an Electronic Copy to Download as I Am now trying to solve my Charging System Issues. I Hope you have got the issue figured out as Water leaks can really suck as you already know. Wish you all the best on solving your leak for good
Tony H

Jul 5, 2022 | 07:10 AM

#12

zenith

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Joined: Mar 2020

Posts: 166

From: Mile High City

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Originally Posted by TonyH

It would be nice to know if any of the non sunroof H2's have had this water leak problem.

Jul 5, 2022 | 07:46 PM

#13

hummerz

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Joined: Jul 2012

Posts: 8,971

From: C-Town

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Originally Posted by zenith

It would be nice to know if any of the non sunroof H2's have had this water leak problem.

Sunroof has an interior drip panel/drain! Exterior panel seams are all around, include the roof rack mount & roof mount lights=more sources for water intrusion. Seal the lights and roof rack mount properly with at least an EPDM Rubber or simply remove and seam seal. Fluid intrusion is NOT GOOD!