Any Water Leaking Issues on the new 2015 Convertible?
03-20-2015, 05:11 PM
#1
Any Water Leaking Issues on the new 2015 Convertible?
I remember when I dumped my 2012 due to numerous water leaks in the trunk and driver's foot-well, and I miss my Mustang Convertible so bad it hurts. I don't think I can go another summer with a roof over my head. I can get the 2015 v6 convertible this year if they fixed all the leak issues or save up for another year and get the new 2 series convertible with AWD.
03-22-2015, 10:03 AM
#2
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: NY
Posts: 478
Does anyone even have one yet?
I've only seen two coupes on the road,and I'm near a major metro area with dozens of dealers.
I think that I solved the leak problem on my 04 vert.It was fine for years,then started to pool water behind the passenger seat.Nothing to do with the fact that the car was a vert-somehow water ran through floor seams. Caulking them has ended the problem.Fingers crossed.It was very annoying.
I've only seen two coupes on the road,and I'm near a major metro area with dozens of dealers.
I think that I solved the leak problem on my 04 vert.It was fine for years,then started to pool water behind the passenger seat.Nothing to do with the fact that the car was a vert-somehow water ran through floor seams. Caulking them has ended the problem.Fingers crossed.It was very annoying.
03-22-2015, 10:21 AM
#3
Does anyone even have one yet?
I've only seen two coupes on the road,and I'm near a major metro area with dozens of dealers.
I think that I solved the leak problem on my 04 vert.It was fine for years,then started to pool water behind the passenger seat.Nothing to do with the fact that the car was a vert-somehow water ran through floor seams. Caulking them has ended the problem.Fingers crossed.It was very annoying.
I've only seen two coupes on the road,and I'm near a major metro area with dozens of dealers.
I think that I solved the leak problem on my 04 vert.It was fine for years,then started to pool water behind the passenger seat.Nothing to do with the fact that the car was a vert-somehow water ran through floor seams. Caulking them has ended the problem.Fingers crossed.It was very annoying.
04-05-2015, 01:31 PM
#5
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: NY
Posts: 478
Saw my first and only 2015 convertible in Charleston the other day.(It was wearing dealer plates)
I live in suburban New York.I've only seen a total of six 2015s in my home state and while on vacation in South Carolina.
I live in suburban New York.I've only seen a total of six 2015s in my home state and while on vacation in South Carolina.
