Roof Repair Failed 5x

[HotdogThud]

Looks like too much wax on the A-pillar to me.

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[Aonarch]

As posted, look up your states lemon law.

 

[indio22]

Dang, that's quite a bit of water, I see now how it got all over, hitting the dash in a few places and l kind of spraying out from there.

 

[Hdscreens]

I got leaky top on rear side glass which didn’t seem as bad at first but then I got something from rear floor hidden compartment and two weeks after last rain it was really wet in there.

 

[Heckler]

Oh you got the green Bronco, that’s the rainforest model that’s normal….

J/K that sucks I would not be happy, especially since I got a Wildtrack and don’t have the marine grade vinyl and wash out floors, at least your less likely to have issues like a moldy carpet.

 

[jrollo7]

Crazy!

 

[da_jokker]

I've been very fortunate in that my MIC has never leaked a drop. I have removed the front and middle sections, but I've never touched the rear shell.

With one of my aftermarket installes, I had to temporarily remove the middle latch plates and it got me thinking...


Maybe the issue that everyone is having has nothing to do with bad molding, but bad placement of the entire roof. I don't know how feasible it is, but maybe try shifting those pin/alignment plates forward a little which will move you front panels tighter to the windshield, and then if needed, everything behind it including the rear shell might have enough adjustment as well.

 

[flip]

I wonder if they made sure the drains were clear and not plugged up. That's a lot of water compared to what I've seen on most header seal leaks.

 

[joelstrummer]

Update:

I found an old thread that described the problem I’ve been having and sent it to my dealer. Shout out to user NYCBD for suggesting there could be missing nuts in the header seal, because that turned out to be the case.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/mic-2-0-leaking-into-a-pillar-trim.43761/page-4

A field service engineer thoroughly looked over my Bronco today and found one missing nut and another that was loose. After addressing them and hosing the vehicle, no leak. Fingers crossed.

 

[Dialtone]

Update:

I found an old thread that described the problem I’ve been having and sent it to my dealer. Shout out to user NYCBD for suggesting there could be missing nuts in the header seal, because that turned out to be the case.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/mic-2-0-leaking-into-a-pillar-trim.43761/page-4

A field service engineer thoroughly looked over my Bronco today and found one missing nut and another that was loose. After addressing them and hosing the vehicle, no leak. Fingers crossed.

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