JL Wrangler Runny Rear Window Sprayer

SedonaJL

SedonaJL

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Add mine as well...didn’t have any problems since I bought my JL in February until I went to Asheville NC and went up on he Blue Ridge Parkway and now I have the dreaded dribble.Will try some of the fixes...[emoji23][emoji23]


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wayoflife

wayoflife

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It really is a funny thing. I've owned hard tops at some point and time for just about ever Jeep I've ever owned. This is the very first to have a dribble problem. :crazyeyes:
 

captainrandal

captainrandal

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I don't mind a little dribble every now and then, but recently I have been having the rear window seal leaking a black sticky goo on to the body on both sides. It appears that it is a sealant inside the seal, allong with a second ribbed seal inside.
Anyone else, or more importantly how to fix it?

Randy
 

WWRuby_Svi

WWRuby_Svi

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Mine just started this last week as well. I noticed the water mark but didn’t put it together until now. The only noticeable change in environment for me was temp. Up until now it’s been cool but this last week it’s been 70s and 80s.

I did try running the water for a few seconds and after I turned it off it dripped for a few more seconds.


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JLSahara

JLSahara

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I did get the dribbles after a huge change in temperatures here too. Weird. I’ll try that 60 second fix.


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doubletapdaddy

doubletapdaddy

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I do not have a JL yet, but I have read recently that drilling a tiny hole in the reservoir cap may solve the drip. Good luck...
 

wayoflife

wayoflife

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WiscoHR said:
It's funny when I read this. I was just at the dealership looking at new JL's and everyone of them had dried washer fluid on the rear window from there dribble. So definitely not an isolated issue.
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Nah, not isolated at all. So far, if I use mine regularly, it keeps the sprayer from dribbling but I don't always have a need to use it :crazyeyes:
 

tobyw

tobyw

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Mine too, and now it's all over the rear plastic interior quarter panel cover since we took the hard top off and put the washer hose in the not-so-handy storage clip thingy :rolleyes2:
 

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bbb_fatboy

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JP223/3USA said:
I’ve had my JLU for 2 months and I noticed last week it started to dribble


After a month and a half, mine has started to drip as well - has anyone got a dealer-provided solution? Since quite a few JLs are doing it now, I'm wondering if there is a "solution" other than to spray it for a minute or so.
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