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Originally Posted by wheelhaus
Now I'm in the club. I scanned the thread a couple weeks ago but can't remember, is this due to a problem with the housing itself, or is it just a bad gasket placement/design/thickness?
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After you wash the car - open the trunk and see where the suds collect at the base of the trunk lift piston housing.
Spray your back window and watch the water flow
There is a natural channel for water to continually assault the gasket.
I used snowman snot ( dollar store gooey gum for post it notes on fridge )
built a dam and water channel (placement is obvious) dribble water and modify the snot so the water flows away from the top of the gasket.
Instantly removable always pliable - re-usable.
So far so good for me - waiting for more severe temp and humidity changes for the long term test - will try to post pics soon.
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