Water leak...OMG...will this ever end?
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Philip I would start by checking the front right sunroof drain where in takes a 90’ turn out of the cabin. It is behind the central junction box. It is a pain to get to but it is doable. My 90 had come detached from the drain tube. Water flowed straight into the cabin into onto and underneath the carpets. I pulled mine up and stuck an empty gallon water carton under the carpet to give a chance to dry out. It took a few dry days, but all is good now. Some have suggested a hair dryer, I wouldn’t do that. You are likely to set the truck a flame. If you can pull into a garage and leave the door open it helps with ventilation. Phil
Thanks Phil - however, I had the carpets up waiting for the water to gush out the cracked 90 degree nipple...but there was nothing.
On the bright side I soldered and shrink wrapped my green/white wires. I now have a working remote!
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Check your AC drain lines as well (they are in the cabin below the radio stack. Best bet is to pull the hose out of the hole and push a few feet of trimmer line through the hole to clear any blockage.
Also, its only a few bucks and about 10 min to get a set of A-pillar clips with the pads and replace all of them on both pillars.
You can also do the drain fix on the pillar as well. At the bottom is a long plasic rod that goes into a hole on the a frame itself. The fix from LR is to cut off the plastic rod and use supplied tape to cover the hole on the A frame.
Most replacement pack of a-pillar clips will have the tape to do that fix as well.
Also, its only a few bucks and about 10 min to get a set of A-pillar clips with the pads and replace all of them on both pillars.
You can also do the drain fix on the pillar as well. At the bottom is a long plasic rod that goes into a hole on the a frame itself. The fix from LR is to cut off the plastic rod and use supplied tape to cover the hole on the A frame.
Most replacement pack of a-pillar clips will have the tape to do that fix as well.
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