Spare tire well swimming pool is back!

[ECCustom]

Thanks for the tip, if the leak returns I will check out the ditch.

[Maze1315]

Check the seals in the corners of the back windows. I found gaps in my 93 and sealed them with silicone. No more moisture.


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[Fordverde]

This is one of the frustrating things I experienced with my '88 LX. I replaced my taillight gaskets (I actually got new ones from FMS) thinking it was that, but when it rained I would still get water back there. My hatch seal seemed to be fine as well.

One thing I noticed but I never got to fix before I got rid of the car was those plastic 'vent' looking things on each side of the hatch seal. I think the water may have been leaking around those - there was some dirt buildup around them. I wanted to pull them out (if possible?) clean the area then silicone them. But I never got the chance, but maybe they were the culprit since I did everything else. Since they are on the outer perimeter of the hatch seal it is possible the water runs down from the top then through them. Maybe take a look at those as well...

It really sucked because after it rained there was so much moisture inside that it would fog up all the windows. I would have to dry out the carpet before it started to mold and mildew

X2, i had the same issue and ended up being those vents. I removed them when i had the car painted; welded those shut with some plates and no more leaks.