Had the same issue on my '99 Dakota. My parking place is sloped towards the passenger side and rainwater entered through the rear slide window corner and since the hole on the track ,passenger side, was clogged, the water overflowed the track and collected under the carpet on the passenger side. Your video helped me find the cause,,, Thank you for posting!
Just wanted to thank you for your video. I recently found and weatherproofed my 2018 ram 1500. If ot wasnt for your video my slider would still be pouring water.
Awesome video.....Im having the same problem with my 06 dodge ram 2500.I can c the water in t he tract just sitting there piled up and overflowing. I will pbe performing the same technique. Thanks.
thanks...my 04 is doing the same thing with the addition of getting the seatbelt retractor roll wet. I'll have to investigate and most likely employ your fix. Much appreciated.
I think whoever manufactured my 2003 dodge didn't install the drain hole properly. The one and only drain hole is there on the passenger side but it doesn't go all the way through. Looks like they nicked their drill bit too far back and drilled into some rubber. I think I need to make my own drain holes. But not sure if I should drill straight down or at a slight angle towards the bed of the truck
I have an 03' and noticed the same thing. When I drilled the hole, it seems to just dump the water back into the body of the truck anyway. Did you ever get a fix for this?
Had the same issue on my '99 Dakota. My parking place is sloped towards the passenger side and rainwater entered through the rear slide window corner and since the hole on the track ,passenger side, was clogged, the water overflowed the track and collected under the carpet on the passenger side. Your video helped me find the cause,,, Thank you for posting!
Just wanted to thank you for your video. I recently found and weatherproofed my 2018 ram 1500. If ot wasnt for your video my slider would still be pouring water.
I just unclogged my drain holes! Thank you so much sir! Here in FLORIDA where it pours rain. I gad the same problem. Thank you.
Awesome advice. Thank you. Glad you figured out out. For yourself and for me
Thank you so much! My truck been like this for years and couldn't find the leak.
What size drill bit ? , did you drill straight down or slight angle?
Thanks for the video on my problem also. Great job.
I have the same exact problem with a 2019 Ram classic SLT. Thank you
SUPER SUPER HELPFULL THANK YOU!!
Very helpful video. Thank you!
Awesome video.....Im having the same problem with my 06 dodge ram 2500.I can c the water in t
he tract just sitting there piled up and overflowing. I will pbe performing the same technique.
Thanks.
Just fixed on my 07 2500.
Small zip tie worked the best for clearing blockage
👏🏼👏🏼 minha Dodge Ram 95 está com o mesmo problema agora vou resolver 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for the video!
2007 model, mine was overflowing same as yours … must have changed as mine had drains on both sides
Maybe had a whole mix of problems, window, break light, and rear vents, but this right here solved 90% of the issue
I thought I was the only one that had that problem!!
thanks...my 04 is doing the same thing with the addition of getting the seatbelt retractor roll wet. I'll have to investigate and most likely employ your fix. Much appreciated.
Thanks my 07 doing same thing 👍
I think whoever manufactured my 2003 dodge didn't install the drain hole properly. The one and only drain hole is there on the passenger side but it doesn't go all the way through. Looks like they nicked their drill bit too far back and drilled into some rubber. I think I need to make my own drain holes. But not sure if I should drill straight down or at a slight angle towards the bed of the truck
I have an 03' and noticed the same thing. When I drilled the hole, it seems to just dump the water back into the body of the truck anyway. Did you ever get a fix for this?
I just got a rear window in my pickup. I will be drilling a new drain hole now.
Drain holes on both ends. Their east to stop up
I'll try this on my 99 F350