rear window leak + bonus question
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rear window leak + bonus question
My 85 GS tends to leak right where the screws attach the window to the hinge arms when it rains somewhat heavy or if I was my car; this may not be the source since it's a low point. Could this be because my 7 has the metal (dealer installed and commonly seen on other 7s) window louvres or is this because of the window seal? It looks like the seal makes a fine connection yet dips down a bit where the metal plates are for the louvres. Unsure why anyone would have initially allowed this kind of a leak if it was just poor louvres design.
Bonus question:
Does anyone's windscreen washers still work? I can hear my pump running and sometimes I get a very low flow; I'm guessing my issue is a leak in the pump or a bad hose/connection.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Additional info:
my GS is color code T9 and I never seem to stop having to fix things on it; but compression is good and I love the car more than anything else on the road.
Bonus question:
Does anyone's windscreen washers still work? I can hear my pump running and sometimes I get a very low flow; I'm guessing my issue is a leak in the pump or a bad hose/connection.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Additional info:
my GS is color code T9 and I never seem to stop having to fix things on it; but compression is good and I love the car more than anything else on the road.
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my feeling is you're probably right about the louvers. maybe remove them one day and try to confirm with a garden hose or something. the only other option i can think of would be a compromise in the seal itself. so you might want to inspect it even before messing with the louver.
as for the washers, check the hose/pipe leading to the jets for leaks, breaks, etc. also, check the jets themselves. i use a sewing pin to clean them when they get clogged.
as for the washers, check the hose/pipe leading to the jets for leaks, breaks, etc. also, check the jets themselves. i use a sewing pin to clean them when they get clogged.
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