Why is my GM Silverado rear window leaking?
Why is my GM Silverado rear window leaking?
It’s not leaking from the split window, but rather from the top passenger side of the glass itself. Bad window seal. Not sure if GM uses the butyl rubber or an elastomeric sealant, but this is definitely a factory defect. BTW, I’m sure we can all agree that any window that opens has the potential to leak if enough water pressure applied.
What kind of window seal do I need for my Chevy Silverado?
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Is there a leak in my GM Silverado slider?
It is the nature of the beast. 2019 T1 GM trucks have the same sliding unit as the K2 current/outgoing platform. My ’14 sierra slider does not “leak” , but rather water gets in at car washes on occasion. Just enough to sprinkle the rear seat top. Especially if you use the want and spray at an angle from the side.
Is it possible for a sliding window to leak?
BTW, I’m sure we can all agree that any window that opens has the potential to leak if enough water pressure applied. However, a fixed window should not leak and each vehicle should be tested before rolling out the factory door…in my humble opinion. Absolutely a sliding window has the potential to leak.
It’s not leaking from the split window, but rather from the top passenger side of the glass itself. Bad window seal. Not sure if GM uses the butyl rubber or an elastomeric sealant, but this is definitely a factory defect. BTW, I’m sure we can all agree that any window that opens has the potential to leak if enough water pressure applied.
It is the nature of the beast. 2019 T1 GM trucks have the same sliding unit as the K2 current/outgoing platform. My ’14 sierra slider does not “leak” , but rather water gets in at car washes on occasion. Just enough to sprinkle the rear seat top. Especially if you use the want and spray at an angle from the side.
BTW, I’m sure we can all agree that any window that opens has the potential to leak if enough water pressure applied. However, a fixed window should not leak and each vehicle should be tested before rolling out the factory door…in my humble opinion. Absolutely a sliding window has the potential to leak.
Is it brake light or rear window leak?
Every time someone new comes to this thread it seems like the same story. “window leaking, dealer said it’s the brake light, nothing to worry about, we’ll reseal it, m
