I sealed up my leaky rear doors with this stuff - Amazon.com: 3M 08693 Auto Glass Urethane Windshield Adhesive Cartridge - 10.5 fl. oz.: Automotive
It fits in a normal size caulk gun, just pop the cap off the bottom via the pull tap. These doors will never leak again. Finished just in time too, we are under a flood watch until tomorrow afternoon. While the door cards were off, I repaired the buckets that were falling out and re-enforced a few areas that got soft from all the water.
Fixed the broken hose for the hood sprayers, but all the clips that held the hoses and wires broke. Also found out the nozzles were broken where they clip in as well. So i ordered all that junk plus a new fluid tank since the clamp that holds the motor was broken. Fun way to spend 145 dollars.
Ordered a new radiator cap. Put new belts on the engine so it doesn't sound like a clunker at idle.
It really sucks when you think "I'll do this one simple repair" and then everything around said repair breaks and you're ready to burn the car down. But then I drive it and remember why I love it so much.
It fits in a normal size caulk gun, just pop the cap off the bottom via the pull tap. These doors will never leak again. Finished just in time too, we are under a flood watch until tomorrow afternoon. While the door cards were off, I repaired the buckets that were falling out and re-enforced a few areas that got soft from all the water.
Fixed the broken hose for the hood sprayers, but all the clips that held the hoses and wires broke. Also found out the nozzles were broken where they clip in as well. So i ordered all that junk plus a new fluid tank since the clamp that holds the motor was broken. Fun way to spend 145 dollars.
Ordered a new radiator cap. Put new belts on the engine so it doesn't sound like a clunker at idle.
It really sucks when you think "I'll do this one simple repair" and then everything around said repair breaks and you're ready to burn the car down. But then I drive it and remember why I love it so much.
