A few drips of water get inside car when washing.. Is this normal???
Ok, so I washed my car yesterday, and when scrubbing the windows, noticed that there was some water drops on the inside part of the window.... Is this normal??? Do you think I have leak?
Any help will be greatly appreciated....
Any help will be greatly appreciated....
I also get a few drips on the driver side window after a high pressure wand wash. I suspect this is Not normal and would be considered a leak but I'm not too concerned about it at this time. I've driven through some pretty heavy rain storms without any leaks. Overall, I am pretty impressed with the quality of the seal of our cars.
Some water droplets will get in the car when washing. It's completely normal.
It's a freakin' convertible people (NEWS FLASH!). It's not going to be sealed as tightly as a car with a roof! So when you spray your water hose on the window with good pressure and around the seals, some of it will drip in.
Wow! A couple drops of water? You don't say?
We better all march down to Honda and have them fix this right away. Better yet, go through the automated car wash and see how much it leaks. Then tell Honda to fix it. And when they show you the manual and how you're not supposed to ever use an automated car wash, you can tell them it's blasphemy! Can you sense my sarcasm yet?? 
Sure, you can make sure your seals are lubed and everything is tight, but it's going to happen unless you don't spray water directly on the windows or by the seal between the window and top. It's not that big of a deal.
It's a freakin' convertible people (NEWS FLASH!). It's not going to be sealed as tightly as a car with a roof! So when you spray your water hose on the window with good pressure and around the seals, some of it will drip in.
Wow! A couple drops of water? You don't say?
We better all march down to Honda and have them fix this right away. Better yet, go through the automated car wash and see how much it leaks. Then tell Honda to fix it. And when they show you the manual and how you're not supposed to ever use an automated car wash, you can tell them it's blasphemy! Can you sense my sarcasm yet?? 
Sure, you can make sure your seals are lubed and everything is tight, but it's going to happen unless you don't spray water directly on the windows or by the seal between the window and top. It's not that big of a deal.
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I took the car in a auto "touchless" carwash when I first got it. There is one place on both doors where the high-pressure wash will leak in. For me, that is the back part of the window, about 2 inches in length vertically.
So no more auto washes. Only hand. I should have known better, but no harm done, really!
So no more auto washes. Only hand. I should have known better, but no harm done, really!





