Do these need to be plugged?

olram30 said:

I have info on these on my laptop, "some" jeeps have had water traveling through there and into the front floor boards. I'll post it up when I get to my computer.

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hoop said:

Thank you sir. Thought about putting some waterproof tape over it. Then the flares.

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hoop said:

I bedlined my rear wheel wells after removing my flares. Wondering if the two large holes on each wheel well need to be covered before putting my flares back on. Anyone have any input on this? Thanks in advance.

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10frank9 said:

By the way, you should do the brake line bend/ relocate while your at it:

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Gets it out of harms way.

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olram30 said:

here are the holes that you were asking about, the one near the rear is fine. your call..
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catahoula said:

So is this the issue about everybody complaining about the wet carpet if front? Good info!:thumb:

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olram30 said:

it could also come from the cowl. i have a 26 page pdf file with every water leak fix on a jeep. from soft, hard tops, freedom panels. you name it.
here is a sample.
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catahoula said:

This would make a nice sticky!

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olram30 said:

it could also come from the cowl. i have a 26 page pdf file with every water leak fix on a jeep. from soft, hard tops, freedom panels. you name it.
here is a sample.
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UncensoredAggression said:

Could a get a link to your 26 page pdf please? I need to fix these leaks soon.

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olram30 said:

When I get back, I'll look into it. There is part numbers for foam repair kit for hardtop leaks. I'll see what I can do.

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