This is for SEVERE spyder leaking problems..i literally had a half a gallon of rain in my car after each rainy day so i was forced to come up with a solution... if you haven't searched, you may want to look at previous solutions which involve tightening the roof clamps or replacing the weather stripping.... if you've done this already and need further assistance...continue!!
Materials: Gorilla Glue, 1/4" or 1/2" thick foam piping insulation (home depot), spray paint which matches your top, x-acto knife (or a regular sharp knife), scotch guard, tape, paper towels, and gloves (latex)
First issue i had was finding where the leak was coming from. many know that it comes from the top 2 corners where the roof meets the windshield...but going even further than that, it takes an "underground" approach to reach that spot...(for me) the rain would get built up in the rails of the roof and work its way to an open gap which is at the end of the rail...why is it like this? ask Mitsubishi
Materials: Gorilla Glue, 1/4" or 1/2" thick foam piping insulation (home depot), spray paint which matches your top, x-acto knife (or a regular sharp knife), scotch guard, tape, paper towels, and gloves (latex)
First issue i had was finding where the leak was coming from. many know that it comes from the top 2 corners where the roof meets the windshield...but going even further than that, it takes an "underground" approach to reach that spot...(for me) the rain would get built up in the rails of the roof and work its way to an open gap which is at the end of the rail...why is it like this? ask Mitsubishi