YOUR RESEARCHInside of side windows getting wet!
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Anyone else find after opening the side windows fully when they return to the closed postion they are wet on the inside, even a couple of hours after rain or car washing. My dealer said he'd never heard of it and a new seal has failed to cure the problem.
Are you sure it's water on the inside? There's a known problem with oil from the window mechanism making it onto the inside of the glass in streaks. As I recall, replacing the window seal doesn't fix (or really much affect) the problem.
Yes, it gets quite badly wet, not confused with the streaks off the oil.
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