Sunroof and Headliner removed pictures

[devo]

Thanks @Dr Gil
New to NoCo and trying and looking to line up some shops that know Land Cruisers !

 

[devo]

Down in Loveland, have you ever looked into this shop? When it gets right out I’m gonna take my 43 down there to check them out.

Colorado Toyota Repair

Independent Toyota and Lexus Repair shop located in Loveland, Colorado. Land Cruiser Specialists

www.ctr4repair.com

 

[Dr Gil]

Down in Loveland, have you ever looked into this shop? When it gets right out I’m gonna take my 43 down there to check them out.

Ctr4repair.com

Yes, I went to them first. They sprayed it down with water but couldn't reproduce the leak. They suggested I replace the windshield and gasket. I did do that but with NocoTint. Looking back on it, I felt more confident with Empire but they priced themselves out compared to NocoTint. Who knows what the outcome would be if I went to Empire first.

 

[devo]

I gotcha! NoCo tint is probably good at window tinting?

What was your impression of CTR?

 

[devo]

Oh, and Dr Gil, if you need someone to spray the hose water while sit and look for a leak let me know!

 

[Dr Gil]

Oh, and Dr Gil, if you need someone to spray the hose water while sit and look for a leak let me know!

 

[Kernal]

On top of all the above: remove the kick panel/sill plates on both sides (dead pedal needs to be removed also). Then flood the windshield one section at a time (bottom left, bottom right, center, top left, top right, center) for as along as it takes (ie: an hour if needed, or wait for a big rainstorm) while the sunroof is sealed with tape as mentioned. Then take a bright flashlight and get up under the dash best you can, search for drops of water hanging off the wiring and brackets. While the carpet is loose (sill plates removed) check the floor gutters for water, remove a hole plug to let it out if you find any.