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windshield leak 120-130

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posted by  Barongrey on  Mon Sep 11 18:59 CST 2006
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Look in the automotive sealer/glue section of your favorite parts store.

You'll find a product called 'wjindshield sealer' which is a very thin liquid that you apply between the glass and outer seal. Cut the tip of the tube as small as you can and slip it between the glass and the rubber and work your way around the windshield.

This stuff is transparent and very thin, so it gets into all the possible leaks and is invisible.

If you have a good layer of paint on the metal, you can also put it between the body and the gasket too.






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