New heavy cable seals in the roof

 

Mmmm Did you make that yourself? Hope it works!

 

Hey no I bought them from a company in Sweden

 

Those look like they will work, Nice deep groove to seal the hole. I couldn't sent a picture because it was already put to gather but I but the seam to the left in your photo above is where I used the sealant. I believe the seal you are working on was the main culprit. Good job!

Oh, and it's been snowing here the past few days and still no leaks...

 

These seals are tight to get there so I sealed with sealant anyway but do not think I need it .. I even took away strip that sits at the top of the window and sealed the whole with sealant to glass master using, and then I made a list in dense masses, and it was very good .. Now I only have the passenger side left voila .... Then I take out the car and assemble them there new tires

 

UPDATE:

well so far so good... It has rained and I don't see or feel any water in the cab. I used the 3M buytl rope around the sides and bottom of windshield and put a strip under the rubber strip on the cowl( so it sits up against the windshield) and then used 3M double sided emblem tape on the inside of the black-plastic side windshield trim to replace the rubber that was in there. The real test will be the spring rains that are coming soon...

 

Way to go Truckie. Never heard of 3M buytl rope. Going to have to look that one up... Great news though!

 

I got it at Advance Auto Parts. square flat box. It is a more solid form (rope like) of the black windshield goo used for windshield replacement, that usually is in like a caulk tube. firm yet pliable, very tacky, like $25 for a 15Ft roll.

 

Now I'm finally done with all possible places it can leak into ... Will the water come in to my hummer now so I drive out the devil hummer on ice so it may remain there until the ice melts so it may be a fish living place .....

 

Wow! That was a lot of work and it looks great. Isn't it amazing that we even have to fix leaks like this? Good luck!

I noticed something... Your on-star antenna sit higher than mine. The base of my antenna is flush with the top of the truck...

Richard