So I Went Through The Car Wash Today...
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#24
You should have bought a Japanese vehicle.. I watched a 30 second video of an American worker at one plant on one day and he was talking and laughing.. I watched a 45 second video of a Japanese worker.. He was working and not talking.. That's why Honda vehicles never have leaks or problems.. Facts.
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RES4CUE (07-11-2013)
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Robert I just had my rear window replaced two weeks ago it was leaking in the same spot as yours the leak also killed the defroster in the back window. Ford dealer said it was the 3rd one they had seen doing it.
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Robert8252 (07-11-2013)
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UAW work, don't blame Ford directly. Whose not to say the darn assembly line worker failed to install the proper seal or failed to silicone. If you ever watched the plant tour and video, these guys/gals are talking and get distracted more than there working and once the truck rolls past its someones elses issue to pick up in the QC. If you watch a Japanese plant worker, there focused and not yacking with coworkers, thus less issues with Japanese vehicles and why they always outperform the American plant cars in JD Power. Its reality. That type of water leaks is inexcusable, and guarantee the dealer will say someone didn't do something or failed to install something properly. That's way to much water to get in a vehicle.
That rear glass ASSembly comes in ready to install!! Not the line workers fault!!!!
#28
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Funny story, a friend I went to college with works as an engineer for Honda. He said he saw a car getting driven onto a transport trailer for delivery to a dealership with no back window. No gasket either, so it wasn't broken out, they just didn't put it in. And it made it past QC and the guy driving it apparently didn't notice either.
#30
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No. I watched it come in the window and climbed back there to dry it off with my shirt. Only thing with the brake light I've noticed is moisture along the bottom of the lens.