Hey there! This is Jeremy from Durham Upholstery in SeaTac. I get asked this question a lot: "What are the tips for repairing water leaks around car windows or sunroofs?"
Water leaks can occur around the sunroof and windows, so it's important to know how to identify them and repair them as soon as possible.
Water leaks are common in cars, especially if you live in a place with a lot of rain. It can be difficult to find the source of water leaks because they can occur anywhere in your vehicle, including the roof and windows. If you don't fix the leak quickly, it could cause damage to your car's electrical system or even ruin your carpeting.
Here are some tips for water leak repair in car sunroof and windows:
Check the drain tubes. Did you know that most vehicles today have drain tubes underneath their windshields? These are designed to let out any excess water that may make its way into your car's cabin after a heavy rain or snow storm. If they're clogged up with debris, then you could have a big problem on your hands. Check them out and make sure they aren't clogged up or damaged in any way.
Check the seal around the window frame. The seal around each window should be inspected regularly to make sure it's still in good shape and isn't allowing water to seep in under it during heavy rains or snowstorms. If it has tears or holes in it, then you'll need to replace it with a new one as soon as possible before more damage occurs inside your car's cabin from all that extra moisture getting inside.
Check for leaks around door locks and handles. If you notice any moisture around these areas, then it could mean that there's a small crack somewhere that allows water inside the cabin of your vehicle. You should also check for any signs of rust around these areas as well because this rust can corrode parts of your vehicle's bodywork over time too.
If there are no signs of water inside your car or on its exterior, then you should inspect underneath your vehicle for any signs of leaks or water accumulation. It's important to be careful when checking underneath your vehicle because this can be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing.