trunk flooded
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trunk flooded
i popped my trunk tonight to get a screwdriver to replace my mirror cover after i got home from work to find 5 inches of standing water in my trunk. now my $60 electric impact, $50 pair of work shoes, a couple of important papers, and a t-shirt are now ruined.
anyone else have some misfortune like mine last night with the storms?
anyone else have some misfortune like mine last night with the storms?
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yeah i stayed in addison last night at a friends apartment, but i live in masnfield
cars a little soggy but she will dry. i pulled everything out of the trunk and drained all the water through the bolt that holds the tools in. got most of the water out but there is still a little left in there so first thing in the morning im gonna go to the carwash adn vaccuum it all out.
all the insulation on the bottom carpet fell off as soon as i pulled it out so i gotta replace that, but other than that and the few other things its not as bad as it sounds.
cars a little soggy but she will dry. i pulled everything out of the trunk and drained all the water through the bolt that holds the tools in. got most of the water out but there is still a little left in there so first thing in the morning im gonna go to the carwash adn vaccuum it all out.
all the insulation on the bottom carpet fell off as soon as i pulled it out so i gotta replace that, but other than that and the few other things its not as bad as it sounds.
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Is that a bike rack?
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My civic, after it got backed into and 'repaired' leaked water into the truck every single time it rained or I washed it.. It turned out it was coming from where the body panel overlaps the gas cap area's edge. I sealed that up with clear silicon and it stopped. But GOD it took me forever to find where it was coming from.
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im goin to order new weatherstripping for my trunk and new gaskets for my tail lights. hopefully that will fix it but just in case im not puttin anything back in my trunk until we get another big storm and it doesnt leak
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i think ill just fill it with my garden hose and take pics of fish in my trunk lol
and all id have to do is start the car to heat up the water for a jacuzzi
and all id have to do is start the car to heat up the water for a jacuzzi
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ill have to bring it in for it then and see what they do i wonder if they will replace my ruined carpet if i put it all back in. another new problem im having is my lights arent flashing like they used to when i lock and unlock my car not sure why that is though everything is closed
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water is leaking through my trunk and making it's way into the passenger tail light..i used that rubber with the sticky side to seal the corner of the trunk lines and didn't help much wondering if anyone has any other ideas i can use? oh yeah and no my passenger tail light doesn't have any cracks cause when i empty the water it's coming out only through the holes which are the bulbs spots
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thejew89, just out of curiousity, how much did you pay for new weatherstripping? I accidentially tore mine loading an oversized package into the trunk...as I live in TO Canada, it rains quite a bit here and will obviously need to get it replaced.
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