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Is there anything i can buy to fix this? when it rains alot, the water leaks right through them and onto my seats...and when i wash the car i usually end up with a little water on the seats...anything i can do? any1 else have this prob?

 
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yeah mine do it all the time...it's usually right where my seals meet in the middle. I've heard most t-tops leak so i haven't done much about it. I usually just leave towels on my seats.

 
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I've heard from several people once they install subframe connectors that their t-tops stop leaking

 
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Yup the leak is very common in T-Top camaros alot of cars with T-Tops do it my friend who has a del sol targa top has a leak as well I guess those removeable parts are common to leak? But install the sub frame should fix ur prob.

 
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yes they can leak, but mine on my '75 didn't leak, they need to be adjusted, or new seals, apply some vaseline on the seals and the leak should stop

 
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how do subframes stop it from leaking?

 
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i think we all have this problem : / .. thought i was the only one.. guess i was wrong

 
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my dad said he spent hours adjusting his t-tops on his 80 vette so that they never leaked, but how do u "adjust" them?

 
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good question...

 
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Could be one of three things?:

A) Your frame is slightly bent

B) You need new weatherstripping

C) Try some of the lube that is made for treating weatherstripping

 
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My t-tops never leak. My problem is the seal to the driver's door is bad, so when I wash the car it comes in right between the window and the driver side where it has the corner on the side of the glass. But I know it's just the rubber's bad because it's like flat and doesn't even meet up to the window.

 
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SUbframe connecters connect the unibody and greatly reduces chassis flex. that way the car isnt twisting and stiffens up kinda like tighthing a leaky valve at home

 
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I'm replacing all my weatherstripping for the T-tops and doors. If the leaks continue, then I'm going to start meddling with the weatherstripping on my own.

 
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wow I must be very lucky my 84 has never had that problem but I rarly take them off also so they dont get baked by the sun that much that might help?

 
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Thanks for the info