Picked mine up 9/2022. Leaking from the drivers side pillar. Anyone actually have the leak resolved with the TSB?
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MIC 2.0 leaking into A pillar trim
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Yes mine is mostly fixed with the TSB but still occasionally get some water along the A pillar if I take in high pressure washers. Doesn’t happen every time.
Glad to hear I'm not the only one still having some leaking after the fix. I've taken mine in twice and its gotten better, but the leak is definitely still there.
It’s been raining consistently for the last several days and normal wet weather and high speed driving after I properly relatched my roof and I’ve been good. Not a drop. I also have the Bestop Sunrider roof over the front row and love it.
Hi there – send a message to us with your VIN and approximate mileage. I’ll look into this for you. Thanks!
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I have mine at the dealer right now, they will not perform the Fix unless it can be replicated....spoiler alert they cant replicate the leak so the work will not be done.
Hi there. Can you send us a DM with your VIN and dealership info? I can look into this for you.
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Yep, that’s why we get the “wash out floor boards” and extended warranty.
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Im sorry, but i have reported several times to your posts and nothing comes to fruition. Ill just do it myself.
Bronco was out stationary in the rain for the first time today. Noticed a leaking A-pillar. Did you ever end up getting this fixed fully?
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Mine was “fixed” according to the TSB. Sloppy job at best with the with 3M goo all over. Just rained and there’s still a leak although a little less than before.
Dealer visit #1: three days at the dealer to confirm there is a water leak and order parts for TSB.
Dealer visit #2: 2 days at the dealer to do the TSB.
Dealer visit #3: too busy to confirm water still leaking and asked to bring it back when the leak specialist was on site.
Dealer visit #4: confirmed water leak. Plan to redo the TSB but parts are on back order.
I guess there are too many Broncos with the water leak that they ran out of parts!
Dealer visit #2: 2 days at the dealer to do the TSB.
Dealer visit #3: too busy to confirm water still leaking and asked to bring it back when the leak specialist was on site.
Dealer visit #4: confirmed water leak. Plan to redo the TSB but parts are on back order.
I guess there are too many Broncos with the water leak that they ran out of parts!
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It’s an issue with the windshield seal. Mine was fine until a rock cracked my windshield and i had it replaced. there’s a setting pin that penetrated the seal when they replaced it and started to leak… profusely. I had Safelite come back and they took it off and reapplied the glass with a new seal, careful of the pin. No more leaking.
Mine leaks on the pax side piller, had water on the defrost vent, after reading other posts it may have dripped from the airbag. Also leaks in the back. Have only had it 2 wks on Friday.
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After hearing the horror stories I'm not going to worry about the recall if I see no issue such as water leak.
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