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Today it was raining pretty hard all day so I went for a long drive to see how my BE would handle the rain. The car ran great, no problems there. I drove it on city streets until it was fully warmed up then went out on the freeway and cruised about 20 miles at 60mph in fairly heavy rain.
Surprisingly, the only leaks I got were along the bottom windshield frame seal to the cowl, mostly directly in line with the wiper mounts. Air pressure was blowing it under the seal. It would only be a pain on a long trip, but I plan to take long trips and this is Ohio....... The gapping is minor, is there a good way to seal this without pulling the windshield assembly off and replacing the seals? Any other suggestions?
Dave
Surprisingly, the only leaks I got were along the bottom windshield frame seal to the cowl, mostly directly in line with the wiper mounts. Air pressure was blowing it under the seal. It would only be a pain on a long trip, but I plan to take long trips and this is Ohio....... The gapping is minor, is there a good way to seal this without pulling the windshield assembly off and replacing the seals? Any other suggestions?
Dave
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