Probe V6-182 3.0L (1990)
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Metal end panel that attaches the tail lamps could have sealer skips, pin holes near or at the top of the panel either left or right side. This leak can
allow water to enter between the rear trim panels and the tail lamps, Figures 17 and 18.
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Wheel well sealer skips between the inner and outer panels.
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Rubber or metal plugs in the spare tire well could be missing, damaged or mispositioned.
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Side quarter panel storage wells, for the jack or the rear windshield washer bottle, have very small drain slots that allow water to drain. If the vehicle
was undercoated or rustproofed, or had been exposed to mud, these small slots could be plugged.
Leakage At the Headliner
Figure 11
WATER LEAKAGE AT THE HEADLINER (SUN ROOF EQUIPPED VEHICLES)
Water leakage that soaks the front or rear of the headliner could be from any of the following areas:
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Sun roof drain tubes that are improperly installed, damaged, pinched or plugged. See Figure 11 for drain tube routing.
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Sun roof glass weatherstrip improperly positioned or damaged.
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Headliner to sun roof weatherstrip improperly positioned or damaged.
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Sun roof latch and handle out of position.
Leakage Into the Rear Tail Lamps
