Stangs4me

I just got a '93 LX with a sunroof and in rain, I get a few drips from the top of both of the door. The rubber lining around the doors is in perfect condition. Where do I go from here?

mjr46

even though the lining may look fine it may be compressed flat, I'd install a new seal

ALMOST STOCK

Here are a few places you get the door weather stripping if you decide to take that route.

http://www.foxresto.com/?p=vp&id=871

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/

http://www.cjponyparts.com/weatherstrip/c/20200000/

Dj_Seph

That or his sunroof drains are clogged. I'd try that first.

Stangs4me

The car's at my mechanic's shop right now but as soon as I get it back, I'll check it. One question though, how would clogged sunroof drains make the water come from above the door?

stang8689

well have someone spray water on it while ur inside and see where its coming in at u might have to bend the door frame some roll ur window down and bend it in a little

Dj_Seph

Actually when my sunroof drains were clogged, it leaked right inside near the door. The drains are at the corners of the sunroof.

Stangs4me

So I checked the drains for the sunroof and they were flowing properly. Then I took some weatherstripping I had leftover from an Audi I parted out in my garage and put it in place of the old worn-out door weatherstripping and the car still leaked when I hosed it down. So then I bent in the tip of the driver's door a little with the window open and it seemed to fix the problem

mjr46

good job

Stangs4me

Thanks