Leaking Windows

[mmundy]

I noticed recently that in inclement weather the seals around the drivers side back window and drivers side back door leak a small amount. The truck is a 2011, so I'm a little irritated that more than one seal has failed so soon. Is this a common trait? Is there a easy fix, or anything less labor intensive than removing the windows and replacing the seals?

 

[iSlacker816]

Warranty? Make the dealership deal with it!

 

[SmokedRam]

You arent the first one with this problem!

http://www.ramforum.com/f38/leaking-window-8553/

 

[mmundy]

It does have a lifetime unlimited mileage warranty, it only covers the power train though. I'll swing by the dealership regardless, if I complain enough maybe they'll fix it for free anyways. Glad to know I'm not the only one with crappy seals!

 

[Nickxxxr]

It still has a bumper to bumper warranty. Probably 5 year/60000 mile or whatever i forget now

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[Miami Son]

If you mean the Lifetime Warranty you paid extra for, then it is covered. It covers everything but fluids, brakes, batteries and tires.

 

[quietpeen]

The bumper to bumper is 3/36 and 5/100 for the power train on 2011

If he has a purchased extended warranty it is def worth a try to get it fixed under that

 

[mmundy]

If you mean the Lifetime Warranty you paid extra for, then it is covered. It covers everything but fluids, brakes, batteries and tires.

I didn't realize the coverage was that extensive. The warranty was an incentive so I never really took the time to read the paperwork in depth. You're all absolutely right though, getting it fixed next week with no hassles.

 

[roadrnnr]

my Drivers side back door leaks very slightly sometimes also. I see a couple droplets on the back seat after a soaking rain. Does not leak during normal washes. I have not delt with it yet.