My 2002 tundra SR5 is leaking into the cabin from somewhere. I had satellite radio put in a few years ago by best by and trying to be safe and wanting to keep the warranty with it I had them do it. This is where I suspected the leak to be coming from so I took it back and they said the warranty is expired. So I went ahead and spent the 8 bucks on a tube a silicon and went resealed the third brake light and the smell and evidently the leak is still somewhere. The other threads all involved actual water leaking onto the floor so I do not think they are related. Also the rear window does sometimes get a little musty. Any other possibilities beside taking the back window out and resealing the whole thing??
cabin leaks from somewhere
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Not sure if this will work but this is where I would begin. Start the truck with all the windows up and the blower running full blast. Take a spray bottle with water and a little liquid soap and spray along every seal, crack, crevice and anywhere else two parts come together and look for bubbling to find the source of the leak.
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that makes sense, i would also suggest turning off the recirculate to try and build some pressure
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When my system was put in they needed to run a cable from the battery into the cab...there is a grommet on the fire wall that they screwed up and i h ad to replace it...you might want to look there.
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Yes, I agree - the recirculation should be set to fresh air in order to build pressure.
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