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henryping

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  1. I noticed there is some sort of sticky glue-like stuff between the trunk lip where the weatherstrip attached to. I am wondering whether the glue-like stuff needs to be re-applied in order to enforce the tighter seal after cleaning up the lip ... I found one of my leaks is at the passenger side taillight area where the weatherstip and the edge of the taillight case is overlapped a bit, the weatherstrip is supposed to be behind the taillight case. But mine is not which creates a gap and thus the leak. I think I made this mistake from changing the brake light bulb couple months ago. On the other hand, I still see some water inside the trunk on the driver side. I didn't pull out all the weatherstrip since I want to figure out what's that glue-like stuff. Thanks -->Henry
  2. Thanks for all the feedbacks. The trunk seal looks fine(no cracks, no rust), nor did I see any leakage when I put myself inside the trunk as Threadcutter suggested. On the other hand, it's not easy for me to maneuver inside the trunck, so I could miss the spots. Anyway, this weekend, I am going to pour some water around the trunk seal and see whether there is any leak. I will keep you guy updated. -->Henry
  3. I have 2000 LS400 and never checkced the space where the spare tire is placed. I had flat tire yesterday, while changing to the spare tire, I noticed the space is very wet, it's so wet that I used half-dozen paper towels to get all the water out. The water is clean(no smell or color). I am wondering where the water coming from, the space seems to be well sealed up. Could this be from condensation because of the wet weather in Pacific NW? -->Henry
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