Rear window seal
12-17-2008, 07:59 PM
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Rear window seal
Anyone else experience a rear window seal that seems to be letting go on the '06? It looks like it's peeling up from the outside. I had it in to the dealership and they checked it out and said there were no leaks to the inside. I asked them to replace it but they said 'No' because it wasn't actually leaking.
There was an '08 on the lot waiting to be picked up and I looked closely at the seal on it and it was quite different from mine. I asked the service tech why it was so different (and didn't appear to be peeling up) and was told that they changed to a different seal in later models. Could that be because the seals they were using on the '06 required changing?
There was an '08 on the lot waiting to be picked up and I looked closely at the seal on it and it was quite different from mine. I asked the service tech why it was so different (and didn't appear to be peeling up) and was told that they changed to a different seal in later models. Could that be because the seals they were using on the '06 required changing?
12-18-2008, 11:22 AM
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This is the first I have heard of this issue.
Do you mean the rubber is pealing?
That's the ozone deterioration.
Democrats call it global warming.
Just take it back to the dealership and tell them its Bushes fault.
Do you mean the rubber is pealing?
That's the ozone deterioration.
Democrats call it global warming.
Just take it back to the dealership and tell them its Bushes fault.
12-18-2008, 11:35 AM
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Hi Julica.
Could you please take a picture of where the seal is coming up?
Are you talking about the back-glass (with the defroster)? Or, are you talking about the rear 1/4 windows (on the back doors)?
In either case, leakage ought not to be the sole criterion for the dealer denying warranty for a defective moulding.
Could you please take a picture of where the seal is coming up?
Are you talking about the back-glass (with the defroster)? Or, are you talking about the rear 1/4 windows (on the back doors)?
In either case, leakage ought not to be the sole criterion for the dealer denying warranty for a defective moulding.
12-19-2008, 12:08 PM
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No, it's not the rear "passenger" side windows, it's the big rear winshield.
I'm actually out in your neck of the woods (near Cranbrook) for the next two weeks. I'll post a picture when I get back home.
I'm actually out in your neck of the woods (near Cranbrook) for the next two weeks. I'll post a picture when I get back home.
12-19-2008, 12:15 PM
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The back glass is actually 'bonded' in place with a bitumen strip and caulking, so it shouldn't leak. Rubber trim should be able to be re-attached with a good spray trim adhesive (when it's warm enough). I can't picture the trim you're talking about in my mind, though - and my car is 'hidden' in the warm during our current cold/snowy spell.
Have fun in Cranbrook. I learned to ski many years ago in Kimberley and Fernie. Stay warm....
Have fun in Cranbrook. I learned to ski many years ago in Kimberley and Fernie. Stay warm....
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