2000 SSEi Roof Leaks
2000 SSEi Roof Leaks
I bought a used Bonneville and when it rains, I get water in my back seat (floor). I have already unclogged the 4 main drain channels, but now I have a wet (inside) windshield. Are there other drain channels I should know about?
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Re: 2000 SSEi Roof Leaks
Only 4 drains. Maybe you have a replacement windshield with a bad seal?
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Re: 2000 SSEi Roof Leaks
Not sure if you mean that you only blew out debris in the drain lines from up top or if you also checked where the drain tube(s) can come apart in the cabin.
Here are links dealing with known leak problems causing wet floors
sunroof drain line connections become disconnected
http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/fo ... =43&t=1688
Door rain shield seal repair
http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/fo ... 43&t=11470
Here are links dealing with known leak problems causing wet floors
sunroof drain line connections become disconnected
http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/fo ... =43&t=1688
Door rain shield seal repair
http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/fo ... 43&t=11470
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Re: 2000 SSEi Roof Leaks
Maybe your drain tubes from the sunroof became disconnected. There is a drain tube connection under the plastic trim panel on the windshield A pillar. The trim panel is easy to pull off without tools. You can do a visual inspection of the tube there. Or perhaps the drain tube is disconnected right at the sunroof drip pan and water is draining down the A Pillar. It's not usual to find water pooling around the windshield. Much more customary to find it on the floor, even when it originates in the headliner due to overflowing drip pan.
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Underway: cleared corners, smoked tail lenses, 10 disc cd player

