Wet glovebox blues

[wrecking-crew]

Yeah. More problems. I cant have a cab that doesn't leak, can I?

/rant Went into the Ranger today to go to inspection. Turn on truck. Rear usb isn't working. Hm. Pop open glove box and it is full of water. i-pod submerged over night (in rice still) and my insurance and registration are soaked. I got pissed and put a nice dent on the cowl. Now I am mad about that. /endrant

Good news is it did pass with 15w40 and 1k rpms. Bad news is that I still have to rebuild the motor this winter. Leaking oil into cylinder 5 or 6.

Question below

Now, onto my real question. What do you think is leaking to let water into the cab then the glove box?

 

[armadillon]

My first thought is the windshield and around that area. The other thought is heater core, but I thought the heater core was a little too much to the left. Remove everything from glovebox and hit that side with water again to trace the leak?

 

[doorgunner]

My first thought is the windshield and around that area. The other thought is heater core, but I thought the heater core was a little too much to the left. Remove everything from glovebox and hit that side with water again to trace the leak?

I had a water leak in the cab.....windshield....but the leak was on the other end of the windshield...the stupid water was traveling across under the bad seal & THEN dripping......

 

[escort_gts]

My guess is the windshield seal leaks like mine does. My old 89 leaked also. Must be a typical thing with older rangers.

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