Water Leaking Through Tweeters
Water Leaking Through Tweeters
I would like to know how common is this I had this happen in my 08 G37 and now in my 2014 Q60 after a car wash and if someone knows wether new window seals would fix this?
Not very common but not uncommon either. The issue could be the door seal, the mirror support seal (the triangle), or the drain channel underneath the exterior A-pillar trim piece. Might want to read through this thread as it offers a ton of info on potential sources of water leaks at the door(s).
Some say you can replace the seals, others say you can adjust the door glass to seal tighter against the rubber. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ In my case as my car is a 2008 I just replaced all of the seals and called it a day. Leaks solved.
Some say you can replace the seals, others say you can adjust the door glass to seal tighter against the rubber. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ In my case as my car is a 2008 I just replaced all of the seals and called it a day. Leaks solved.
Also have the same issue on mine when going through car wash. Not a "ton" of water coming in but still annoying. Dealership wouldn't cover it even when car was under warranty, I think it was $300-ish per side for new seals but never did it.
Z-1 Motorsports sells a tweeter water seal kit. It comes with an adapter and a pint of the OEM ionized water to let you refill the tweeters once the seals are replaced. : )
Ok, couldnt resist,
But yeah - door seal.
Ok, couldnt resist,
But yeah - door seal.
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