Could it be your schnorkel bracket?
It’s not drilled into the a pillar.
Could it be your schnorkel bracket?
That doesn't look bad at all. I've had it much worse than that after driving in a slight drizzle with my windows down for a few minutes.
Took me a while to get rid of it completely, like others said just turn the A/C on and let it run while you drive around for a few days, you can turn the temp dial to high heat if you want as long as the A/C button stays lit to de-humidify the car. Mine took a few days of this before it was back to normal.
That I don’t know. I guess I should go ahead and remove the headliner and visually inspect it ? My sun roof looks to have to gaps, like yours have.
And yes it is a lot of water lol. It was dripping on me pretty bad. So, pull the headliner ??
Yeah I’ll do that. Pull the headliner. Also, I just noticed it’s wet under the carpet. Under the feet. Looks like water drips into the headliner, and some drips down the pillar into the carpet. Only explanation.I never got that much water in the headliner. Most often I got water dripping on the center console and near the rear view mirror. It looks to me like you have more going on than just the "crack/gap" in the sunroof surround. I hate to suggest you pull the headliner (as it's a lot of work) but I think you'll get a much better idea of what's going on when you can actually inspect all the connections. With that said, maybe as a next step you could pull the sunroof and seal that "crack/gap" like I did - I have been dry since doing so.
Good luck.
-Michael
Yeah I’ll do that. Pull the headliner. Also, I just noticed it’s wet under the carpet. Under the feet. Looks like water drips into the headliner, and some drips down the pillar into the carpet. Only explanation.
Pull the head liner. It a little work but not that bad. Close the sun roof doors and windows, sit in the car, tape up the gaps in sunroof with duct tape so you are sure no water goes in there until you want it to..have a buddy use a garden hose without a nozzle, you want to be able to control where the water goes.. have him start in one corner of the roof and move slowly across the top of windshield. If that’s good, THEN move to sunroof, remove tape and do the same thing..this is really the only way to do it properly. I’ve had cars leak on one side of the vehicle, but the water would follow a wire or hose and not drip till it got to the other side. My guess is you have a leak around the windshield.
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Good advice. I’ll definitely do that. Thank you. I’m really aiming towards the sunroof. Just looked wet up there. Going to do these few tests and than I’ll report back with some photos and more info. I appreciate everyone’s help.
The two front drains, I have blown air through them more than once. I watched water flow through it today when the water was being poured.
What channel are you referring to ?@Ifirefight
I’ll take photos of outside tomorrow.
Does toyota offer replacement gaskets for the sun roof ?