me

I have a 92 Accord that leaks water through the fire wall "ONLY" when it
rains. Anyone else have this problem? I had it at dealer yesterday replace
third (counting origional) timing belt, they did not have time to look at
but told me to take to a body shop for repairs on windshield leaking. Does
it make sense?

mike urig

On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 12:19:50 +0000, me wrote:

> I have a 92 Accord that leaks water through the fire wall "ONLY" when it
> rains. Anyone else have this problem? I had it at dealer yesterday replace
> third (counting origional) timing belt, they did not have time to look at
> but told me to take to a body shop for repairs on windshield leaking. Does
> it make sense?

Have a friend water the car with a hose a check it out. Or you could use
clear silicone seal around the windshield.

Mike

N.E.Ohio Bob

Is there evidence of rust around the windshield? Are the drain holes
at the bottom corners of the windshield under the hood open?
I agree with the hose and helper idea. Have someone start at the lowest
point and work SLOWLY upward. You stay inside with a flashlight, and
watch what happens. bob

motsco_ _

me wrote:
> I have a 92 Accord that leaks water through the fire wall "ONLY" when it
> rains. Anyone else have this problem? I had it at dealer yesterday replace
> third (counting origional) timing belt, they did not have time to look at
> but told me to take to a body shop for repairs on windshield leaking. Does
> it make sense?
>
>
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It's _supposed_ to leak out of the firewall (on the engine side) when it
rains. Is it leaking INTO the car? or under the hood? If you have a
sunroof, have you flushed the drain tubes out?

'Curly'

me

It was leaking inside the car. I did take clear silicone and fill in the
seal on the bottom of the windshield. After it dried I hit it with the hose,
no leaks. Now I have to wait for rain to see if it stays dry. Thanks for the
help.