Well, Conestoga did need something to do when horses fell out of favor.
Trunk leakage?
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Very sound logic. However you still didn’t answer. I take that as you think there is a tiny tiny possibility therefore you don’t want to be responsible and lay your cards out on the table.
I'm late to the party, but vents in tops or tailgates are there for HVAC efficiency. The glass will never shatter from the small pressure wave created when slamming a door. Think your eardrums are stronger than glass? Those don't blow up either when slamming a door.
Man , this ain't my fight , but there is no TJ that tight or hardtop that weak.
To turn the leak you have into this is like hitting an elephant with a cruise missile. Overkill.
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Obviously you’re upset. Also would you consider trying a better analogy in the future? Why am I pouring piss out of a boat? Why am I on a boat? The bathroom is on shore. Why are these instructions on the heel of my shoe? I’m wearing my Everlanes yo. Theyre so aesthetic. NOTHING is getting on my shoes
Are you from the south and are 60? Major society/generational stuff right there
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If I were upset I would not be yet again attempting to educate and help. I should have told the shop to forgo the refill of crayons and stayed away from this thread because the ignorance is astounding.Obviously you’re upset. Also would you consider trying a better analogy in the future? Why am I pouring piss out of a boat? Why am I on a boat? The bathroom is on shore. Why are these instructions on the heel of my shoe? I’m wearing my Everlanes yo. Theyre so aesthetic. NOTHING is getting on my shoes
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Agreed. Moving on, the last link you provided, says I would use adhesive to get it attached to the bottom of glass. If so, how would I remove the current rubber trim?
I'm going to take five Bojangles biscuits and nothing to drink and end it all.
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derekmac
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And this right here proves that you do not read, since he said BOOT not BOAT. Not that it matters as it seems it has gone completely over your head.
The seals shouldn't be hard to swap, so I think your best bet would be to just order up the stuff mrblaine posted and go from there. If you need help when you go to do the job, start a new thread here asking for help.
As stated many times already, you will not blow out your rear window if you keep your current top!
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I do not think it will actually blow out my window. You made that up. I ask if it may because other people in this form have brought it up so I am bringing it before the people who are adamant that it in anyway will not happen. Because, yih know, that’s what yah do. I am treating everyones advice as a possibility unless I too think otherwise. You have a strong opinion on the window thing like I too have a strong opinion where the leaks are coming from, because, yih know, I’ve tested it, meaning the gate, etc. What I am concerned about, are my doors/air pressure feeling. But I care more about not having a leaking car then I am door closing unenjoyment. About the word thing, honest mistake, but, do not use that to make up something about me. I have to keep repeating myself because people may not be reading/understanding things clearly of me as well.
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@derekmac @reddvltj @mrblaine @AndyG @JMT @kmas0n @TJ4Jim @JEEPCJTJ @PatMc
@bedhed etc etc etc
I’ve consider having this thread taken down because of where this thread has gone, but maybe people in the future will find this and it may help their leaky hardtop as well. I’d like to just let this thread go now. I’ll figure out the best solution and take care of it. For now, @mrblaine has provided the best resources to fix the prob.
To show good graces and to offer something of worth because a good few have a strong negative feeling against what I’ve put forth for 7 pages. I’d like to provide this and hope it helps your interior related projects.
With love and respect,
-Zedd
Resource:
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/jeep-tj-interior-black.29456/
@bedhed etc etc etc
I’ve consider having this thread taken down because of where this thread has gone, but maybe people in the future will find this and it may help their leaky hardtop as well. I’d like to just let this thread go now. I’ll figure out the best solution and take care of it. For now, @mrblaine has provided the best resources to fix the prob.
To show good graces and to offer something of worth because a good few have a strong negative feeling against what I’ve put forth for 7 pages. I’d like to provide this and hope it helps your interior related projects.
With love and respect,
-Zedd
Resource:
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/jeep-tj-interior-black.29456/
derekmac
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For my sanity, I had to stop reading this thread after about 3 pages.
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