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Water leaks

Dead Dodge Garage just had a YouTube video showing that cowl drains being clogged can cause the leaking you describe. Worth watching if anything just for the educational value.

 
I have not used it but I’ve heard this flowable sealer works very well for sealing minor windshield leaks. Might be worth trying for a temporary repair to hold it awhile.
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Thanks, it looks familiar, I may have used it on another car for a temp repair.......that became permanent.
Dead Dodge Garage just had a YouTube video showing that cowl drains being clogged can cause the leaking you describe. Worth watching if anything just for the educational value.


I saw that vid the other day and wondered about that, also wondered do I even need the cowl vents if I go with aftermarket HVAC.
 
Thanks, it looks familiar, I may have used it on another car for a temp repair.......that became permanent.

I saw that vid the other day and wondered about that, also wondered do I even need the cowl vents if I go with aftermarket HVAC.
Whether fresh air flows or not, the cowl needs to drain water.
 
Whether fresh air flows or not, the cowl needs to drain water.
Well yeah, I'm just wondering if its not needed for HVAC do people seal off the top with solid metal? I don't think I could pull that off without it looking like a hatchet job, but I still wonder. Not wondering if they touch the drains.
 
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