Civic-EG.com Forum 3.3.1

- Tue Dec 13, 2011 6:49 pm #285235 Another source of moisture in a car is the Heater Core.
A slow leak in the core will add moisture to the car and cause your windows to sweat. It doesn't have to leak enough to drip, just enough to keep adding moisture to the air/heat. This will happen in either recirc or fresh-air mode.

- Wed Dec 14, 2011 3:18 am #285340 Cant wait to get the car back to get this stuff done so I can see if it works or not.

- Sat Dec 17, 2011 12:41 pm #285751 on my ef hatch there was rust in between the windshield and the frame of the windshield so it wouldnt seal properly and it made it fog up really bad

and maybe check your tail lights see if there loose

well thats my 2 cents

- Sun Dec 18, 2011 12:47 am #285803

on my ef hatch there was rust in between the windshield and the frame of the windshield so it wouldnt seal properly and it made it fog up really bad

and maybe check your tail lights see if there loose

well thats my 2 cents

On the tail lights is there a seal around them or something? I have noticed that one of my lights is kinda off. Could be where its coming from I was gonna seal it, but not really sure on what kinda sealent to use.

- Sun Dec 18, 2011 2:18 am #285819 yes there is a seal aroud the tail lights

- Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:04 am #285918 Alright as soon as I get the Beast back, ill have to go check that out and see if I can seal that area up cuz I am pretty sure there is a leak around there

- Sat Dec 24, 2011 8:17 pm #286903 Okay, So I will finnaly have my car back in my hands on monday...

What do you guys suggest to use to seal up holes/ around tail lights and other areas where I might have a leak?

I was thinking some basic Silicon from the hardware store or is there something better out there?

[Apexracing]

- Sun Dec 25, 2011 4:34 am #286936

Okay, So I will finnaly have my car back in my hands on monday...

What do you guys suggest to use to seal up holes/ around tail lights and other areas where I might have a leak?

I was thinking some basic Silicon from the hardware store or is there something better out there?

just order new gaskets from honda, clean the area install the new gaskets, and snug the bolts tight

- Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:22 am #286953

See how the Left and Right are not linded up evenly I think the leak is somewhere there... the car was hit in the back, and it was cheaply repaired... i found this out after I bought it, But is there anyway I can somewhat line this up and have it less look like that and maybe seal up where ever the leak is back there.

Edit: Dont mind the Horrible looking exhaust, Its taken care of.

[Apexracing]

- Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:25 am #286956 The lower tailgate is adjustable. Loosen the bolts on the hinges and adjust it

- Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:29 am #286958

The lower tailgate is adjustable. Loosen the bolts on the hinges and adjust it

Really? Did not know this.

I will be doin some hardcore work come monday on this thing to get it and in good shape.

[Apexracing]

- Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:30 am #286959

The lower tailgate is adjustable. Loosen the bolts on the hinges and adjust it

Really? Did not know this.

I will be doin some hardcore work come monday on this thing to get it and in good shape.

Yea the hinges can be readjusted just like the door ones

- Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:36 am #286962 Thanks man!

Cant wait to get to do some work on this!!!

- Sun Dec 25, 2011 7:47 am #286972 I have the same problem man, I hate scraping frost off the inside of my windshield! My quarters were re-done a couple of owners ago, but there seems to be a leak in my car coming from my wheel wells. (where my moon roof drain tubes go out) I can have it pouring rain on my car for days with no leaks, but once I drove it in the rain, the hatch fills up with water from water off the tires. In the middle of my spare tire compartment there is a small hole that the water drains out of, I poked it with a screw driver and the water drains out of it now at least. Just gonna try putting some sealant around the leak, I hate seeing water in my hatchie And I still have to adjust my tailgate too hehe. Good luck fixing your issue

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- Sun Dec 25, 2011 4:57 pm #286998 Thats kinda what is goin on with mine. I get water pooled up in the back.