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Cabin floods whenever heavy rains occur; cannot find source of leak. Have seen reports of brake light above rear window leaking, but there is no evidence of water damage on ceiling or sides; fabric covering looks good. Lots of water damage on floor. Appreciate any help.
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I would start looking at the door seals. Also if water is entering thorough the center top brake light, there is a good chance it can trickle down the inside of the trim and to the floorboards. You can use masking tape to cover the gap between door and body, then run a garden hose to see what leaks.
I had this same issue with a GMC Canyon. After countless hours of looking for a entry point,removing interior,sealing brake light. I got a small mirror and looked at the back of the cab. I found the seam sealer was not installed properly from manufacturer. Took to dealer and they removed bed and finally agreed with me but......it took multiple trips explaining what I seen.
Hi casey40510, it leaks when it is standing in the driveway. I've never driven it in the rain; it belongs to my son who is deployed in Korea.