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Ever find out where the leak was coming from?
Mine was happening after going through automatic car wash with brushes. What I notice the 2nd time was the exterior windshield trim on the driver side was pulled out part ways. I pushed it back in and it hasn’t happened since, but I haven’t been going through automatic car washes since.
No. I pulled the grab handle off for about 6 weeks now and haven't had a drop since. Rain storms, hit the area with a pressure washer, flushed the sunroof drains, and tried squirting water all around the cab lights but couldn't replicate the leak.
You know ... I went through a car wash Friday for the first time in a long time, that might be the source of the A-pillar since it hadn't happened in a long time. It was raining this morning so just assumed it was the rain, car wash didn't occur to me.
Are the sunroof drains obvious, and how did you flush them? I haven't looked yet.
Yes, just 2 ~1/4in holes in the sunroof catch basin closest to both the a-pillars and they drain out below the upper hinges in the jam of the doors.
Thanks!
Poke your head through the open sunroof and you see a holes in the front corners. I took a bottle water and poked a hole in the cap. This allowed me to shoot water down the drain without making a mess.
The passenger drain seemed to drain right away. The driver side drain took a while, water did drain out but not as quick. So I'm thinking in certain situations (car wash or hard driving rain?) the hose fills and can't drain the water quick enough, it finds it's way inside somehow. I'm going to blow it out and see if that helps.
