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Tail Gate glass leaks . 200 1990

posted by  gopeshs on  Mon Dec 3 03:49 CST 2007
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Hi
I have a 1990 240 DL SW . I have found that water leaks through the glass which is on hatch . I want to confirm what I should use and ask if there are better options . I am thinking of this
1. Buy black silicone tube and make a bead beneath the rubber gasket from out side. This rubber gasket is almost flush with the glass and the hatch surface.

2. I have neoprene cement also, kind of the one used in roofing applications. Can be be used there . Which is better?

3. Is there any other options here which is as cheap as these. .

last time when I opened hatch hinges I had found that space around nut and bolt has started to rust a little on the roof . I plan to remove the nut ,clean it , treat it Rustoleum anti rust and the put silicon there so that water does not leak there . Is neoprene better for this

I have also put 740 style rubber weather strip in 240 on the hatch opening .

Regards
Gopesh






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