Sick of the rain, but I did find the water leaks on my car!

[SteveJ]

Just about fed up with the rain here in CA. We used to watch the weather report to see when it would rain. The last month and a half we are watching to see when it won't rain.

Driving the other day with all the windows fogged up, I finally went hunting for the water leaks. The rear window seal is history. It was just pouring in at the bottom corners and another on top of the parcel tray. It was going under the rear seat and pooling on the floor. There must have been about a gallon of water in the rear carpet mat. If I park the car on an upslope, the water then drains into the trunk and soaks everything in there.

I have changed the front windsheild seal and lock strip myself. Not too bad of a job. Any tidbits of info out there for changing the rear seal that are different from the front? My car does have the rear window defroster coils.

[dubois]

I haven't been able to get to the cave to pull any of my 02 out for a drive in weeks! This rain is ridiculous!

[Gordon]

It's 82 and sunny here in Tampa today, flying back to CA on Friday, be at Bimmerfest on Sat. Hopefully I'll bring the good weather with me.

G-Man

[polloelastico]

Rear is basically the same as the front. I found the lockstrip slightly more difficult to get in than the front, but the plus is that it's much harder to break the rear window.

My wife and I did both front and rear seals in a weekend. If you've done the front, you should have no problems.

[Paul7002]

Need to water the garden and lawn and i swear there's still salt on the roads from the last winter weather event over a month ago

[Contraband]

Today, there was this weird, bright orb floating in the sky amongst the clouds. It was really bizzarre.

Seriously, it's nice to have some sun after around a month of pure rain.

[DavinSF]

...the puddles coming from both my front and rear glass seals. I just can't quite afford seals/lockstrips/new glass right now. Add this to the fact that I don't have any kind of garage or carport and it adds up to a sad little '02. I've resorted to working on her outside in the rain because I can't wait on some of the projects any longer.

Last weekend I removed, rebuilt (in the living room) and re-installed my heater box outside in the rain. Man that job sucks.

Anyone up for a non-rain dance?

I guess the only upside is that an M20 and an LSD at least make wet weather entertaining...

[InkaSteve]

The water leaks seem to find me. Usually dripping on top of my feet as I drive. I guess I will have to replace that 30 year old window seal. But it is not a problem if it is not raining.

It is clearing around here now. Bimmerfest should be great.