Todd Sawyer (69.246.171.69) - Wed Jul 9 09:00:28 2008

I am driving a 1998 used Ford Explorer and I have noticed after it rains that the cargo area gets wet and I notice streaks on interior side panels where water has run from near the top of the side windows. I thought someone might be able to explain the most likely cause for this, and the solution. The Explorer looks in good condition from both the interior and exterior.

Reply #1 david (69.19.14.17) - Sat Jan 10 17:40:26 2009

My 98 Ford Explorer is also leaking. It appears to be the top of the sill on the outside of the window. I jsut found the leaqk so I haven't figured out how to fix it yet.

Reply #2 Craig (155.8.89.2) - Mon Jan 12 10:09:50 2009

I too have a 98 Explorer with the leaky window problem. I called Safelite (window replacement company) and they stated that this model has molding attached to the window that goes bad overtime. You cannot replace only the molding as it is attached to the window. Hope this helps.

Reply #3 Ken (69.64.218.57) - Fri May 29 15:26:09 2009

I have a 2001 Explorer Sport (2 door) when it rains water comes in at the top of the left window in the rear seat (not the read quarter panel window) the window has a gasket but this just started maybe 6 months ago and I had the truck since 2005. I never open the readr windows and am the 2nd owwner, got it like new.

I do notice water marks on the inside of the read hatch window.

Any ideas, where can I but new weatherstriping. Live in Long Island NY.

Thanks,

Ken

Reply #4 G. Trainer (68.39.89.194) - Thu Nov 5 21:22:22 2009

I have an F-150 truck which is leaking from the rear window. My truck has not been in any accidents, but the water pours into my rear seat. I would like to know the cheapest way to repair the problem.

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