Pressure Vents Leaking Water

[toyota_mdt_tech]

In the snow too!

Glad to help in any way I can, I agree we have a great community here!

And even chained up his creeper to go in the snow for me.

Many forums out there with a gazillion members, and many dick swingers, too; this one is more like an extended family feel about it, and no dick swingers also.

OK, Saturday is here, weather is rugged (rain here), but if I get a long enough break in the rain, I will install the vents.

I will try to release the lower barbs by reaching under the flip seat, and if I can get it to snap out, then just clean the area off, snap in the new unit, and repeat for the other side.

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[toyota_mdt_tech]

New vents were installed, but I did have to remove my back seats.

It appears the pass side was leaking, but ever so slightly.

Just a little bit of dampness.

No wet carpets would fill the storage compartment on the pass side with a small amount of water.

My truck sets most of the winter, very little use, and sweat appears on the windshield.

I suspect the small amount of moisture from the small leak condensed on the cold glass.

I will keep wiping it down, and it should eventually disappear.

I will monitor it.

I have replaced my rear center high mount stop lamp (CMHSL), cab lamps (new OE units), and these pressure vents.

OK, any other areas for water leaks? Any improved parts, I'm just buying. I hate water leaks.

On vehicles with body computers and networking, moisture is a no no; lots of weird things can happen.

Thanks, everyone, for the help, AK Bob, Mortifa dude, and igotacummins for the forum to help me fix my truck.

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