I Sprung A Leak
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Originally Posted by Cyanide Ride
About the only thing I can think of that may have caused this is when I was using the power washer.
Originally Posted by trey's wife
Query - why were you driving with the sunroof even cracked in the rain? I would think that is inviting water to enter the car. Maybe this is just something I haven't done before. LOL Am I the only one confused by this part of the story?
il drive it tilted when cruising on rainy days to help keeping the car from fogging up and to keep it from gettin stuffy but not on city streets in the rain
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Originally Posted by gwhiz35
I can't even begin to imagine why someone would use a power washer on their brand new car.
That depends on what your definition of "power washer" is. It's also been called a pressure washer, high pressure sprayer, etc., etc.
I guess I had a brain fart
I always refer to the "pressure washer" as a "power washer" To date, no sponge has touched my paint yet, I just keep spraying on soap and rinsing until I'm happy with the level of cleanliness. It's supposed to rain this weekend too 
My theroy was that the high pressure water got underneath the rubber seal and lifted it off.
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