[HarryD]

964TargaC2:

Thanks. I figured as much but wanted to be sure.

My door seals look pretty sad so I figure as long as I am doing seals, might as well do them too.

DRAGO A5OG:

The seals worked for a long time (got car in 2002) and a while back I decided to seal the gap between the window and the corner of the rear seal with a bit of foam weatherstrip to stop an annoying wind noise. I must of torn the seal as this is when my problem started. As far as I can tell, the seal dates back to the 80's.

Until I do the full fix, I have been using some adhesive and RTV to make temporary repairs. I think I have 95% of the leak under control. It is tedious since I repair a leaking point, allow sealants to dry for 24 hours, Test again, find next leak, wait for water to dry, lather rinse repeat.