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Slant Back Roof Leaks
Let me get this straight. Post number 24 is referring to the turret cover. I recommended weather stripping under it. Which is what I did and mine DOESN'T LEAK. I continued to say my hatch leaks in the corners. Why is that so hard for you to comprehend?- Andyrv6av8r
- Post #32
- Forum: HMMWV
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Slant Back Roof Leaks
The turret cover doesn't leak at all. I guess I need to be more specific for some people.- Andyrv6av8r
- Post #28
- Forum: HMMWV
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Slant Back Roof Leaks
Gets you some good high density rubber weather stripping, not the cheap foam stuff. Mine was around 3/8 inch thick. RTV on the bolts. Mine doesn't leak any. The only water I get in mine is at the top corners of the hatch after a heavy rain. And it's not much.- Andyrv6av8r
- Post #26
- Forum: HMMWV
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Slant Back Roof Leaks
This is what I used. About 3/4 x 3/8 very dense weatherstripping. With RTV on the bolts.- Andyrv6av8r
- Post #16
- Forum: HMMWV
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Slant Back Roof Leaks
I highly recommend that you remove the turret cover and replace it with a seal underneath it. If yours is like mine, they just bolted the cover on metal-to-metal with no regards to sealing it. I have zero leaks from mine now.- Andyrv6av8r
- Post #12
- Forum: HMMWV
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Slant Back Roof Leaks
Yes, although I really don't have a need to. It's 1/16" thick neoprene and is very flexible.- Andyrv6av8r
- Post #8
- Forum: HMMWV
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Slant Back Roof Leaks
I have probably 99. 5% of my leaks stopped on mine by replacing the hatch seal and adding this seal across the top.- Andyrv6av8r
- Post #4
- Forum: HMMWV