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    Used to wish i had a sunroof. Now i'm glad I don't. Good luck on the cleaning.
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    Took me about 15 minutes to clean the drains.... the passenger side, which is the side I noticed leaking, had a bug stuck in it.

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    My sunroof is an aftermarket sunroof, outsourced by the Jeep dealership in Cary, N.C. But after 2 years, I have not had a problem with it leaking water on the inside. It is very different from the one that comes equipped with the WK's. There is a secondary drain pan on the inside of the cabin that will catch any water that would supposedly leak into the cabin. I have only seen a little water in this pan when we have torrential rain for days - typically hurricane-like weather, the only other time it does it is when the cabin is significantly warmer than the outside condensation will build up and drain in this pan as well. It's drains tubes are located on the driver-side door.

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    Eh, if I had to remove the entire headliner or something I'd be a bit mad. But for 15 minutes of work every 4-5 years, its not a big deal. Actually its so easy to do that I may clean them out more often, maybe every other fall, Just so it never becomes a notable issue again.

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    I fell victim to this issue this past weekend thanks to Andrea. Though a weak storm, I had my jeep backed into my driveway which is sloped... well I guess the sloping forced all the water towards my sunroof and front of my jeep. Got in it to drive a couple days after the storm and had puddles of water on my passenger and driver side floor boards.

    Looks like some investigating is needed. - I love the smell of mildew in the morning!


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    Probably sunroof drain plugged. Also check door seals and windshield seals
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    Her is a link to a video that shows a 5 min fix for blocked drains

    http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...47534661,d.eWU
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gulf550 View Post
    Her is a link to a video that shows a 5 min fix for blocked drains

    http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...47534661,d.eWU
    dude, awesome! Thanks for the post
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    Well another revive, now since the ice storm and it thawing at once on my jeep, my pillars AND my middle section where the garage door buttons are leaked water the whole way into work.

    Looks like its investigation time again. I already cleared these dang things out already. I think they may be clogged again with all the salt and mud I have been through
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    Ryan ---- 2006 WK 4.7 QDII <- Click for Garage
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    Quote Originally Posted by BonesWK View Post
    Well another revive, now since the ice storm and it thawing at once on my jeep, my pillars AND my middle section where the garage door buttons are leaked water the whole way into work.

    Looks like its investigation time again. I already cleared these dang things out already. I think they may be clogged again with all the salt and mud I have been through
    Snow is already thawing towards your way?!? We got almost a foot and it's still coming down hard

    I hope you find the source for the leaks. Double check condition of all the seals/weather stripping since you jeep is a few years old some parts mat be dry rotted a little. I know my 2009 work vehicle has some dry rotting on the seals. It leaks a little.
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