This guy just cost dealerships thousands💪🏽 Thanks boss!

This is the best video for this repair. The actual dual weatherstrip is the solution. Every Jeep owner can relate and appreciate.Five stars all around!!!!

Thank you sir. Im going to home depot tomorrow. Im tired of the great flood in my jeep.

Been racking my brain on a solution. Thank you!

2 years old, but the video still stays relevant! Thanks for the video, going to home depot tomorrow!!!!

Thank you so much for sharing, I immediately bought 2 boxes on Amazon after watching this! I've replaced the door seals, hard top seals, spent hundreds of dollars and I still have a pool in my driver floor board after a hard rain. I jumped for joy and clicked my heels after watching this! Hopefully it will solve my problem as well! Thanks again for sharing!

Hey sir, you uploaded a straight to the point video, well explained, and that’s what we need. Thank you.

Dude thank you so much for the recommendation. Dealer gives you the run around and truly doesnt care about the issue. Nice to know level-headed DIYers suffer the same frustrations as me. You are my savior lol nice ass Jeep btw

Cant wait to wash my jeep after this!! My daughter said Fun Guy isn't white anymore, he's brown. Lol i was gonna use a different gasket, and do the entire frame. Thanks for sharing & for everyone commenting on how successful they were in stopping the leak!

Thank you for this video!I followed your instructions and it slowed the leak considerably, but there was still a small amount of water creeping in. I added a smaller weatherstrip (10mm) to the very outside of the door frame from the edge of the freedom panel to the upper door hinge and that did the trick!

I have this same leak. I watched another video about putting camper shell tape over that "button" you described. I did that and will be adding the weather stripping where you installed it for good measure. Thanks for the vid. Wish I would have seen this before I went to the dealership who replaced a door seal that was perfectly fine to begin with.

thank you! heading to my home depot or lowes to get some supplies. #JEEPLIFE!

My man! Got the same stuff and IT WORKED!!!! UNBELIEVABLE. I've tried several solutions I've found on KZfaq and nothing has worked. EXCELLENT JOB, MY FRIEND!

I just bought that same Jeep and have damp carpet issues. I will give this a try and follow up with the results. Thank you so much for posting.

Worked great! Did exactly what you suggested and it had stoped the “flooding”. Thanks!

Thank you your fix was spot on ..No more leaks YES !!!

Just bought a used Jeep. Have some leak issues and this greatly helped. Thank u!

New 2016 Willys Jeep owner ... NEPA ... my mats have been flooded, and soon to freeze. Thank you! Yep, gonna hit Home Depot tomorrow!

Great product review pal. Everything I’ve seen was foam weatherstripping. Don’t know why the factory would use something that absorbs water as a seal but I’ll be investing in this rubber. Hopefully we can get in Canada. Solve this leak and battle the nasty one above the seatbelt! Thanks again!

Thanks for the video. Everyone kept telling me, its a jeep, it is supposed to leak.... haha

Past few days got puddles on my passenger floorboard from the rain, just stopped by Home Depot and picked some of this up, thanks for the DIY!! #jeeplife

Just installed your fix and it works great! Thanks for the help

Thank you so much. You saved me so much money and heartache. The carpet on the surface was dry but what a soaked mess underneath and god only knows how long that has been festering. Just installed, then poured a gallon of water and it stayed dry. I will reassess after the next big rain storm (which will prob be tonight in So Florida)

I did just like you said. We've had two downpours so far and everything stayed dry! I will be sharing your solution on the Wrangler forum... if that's okay with you. Thanks!!!!

Hallelujah! That's why I'm here I've got leaks on both sides driver and passenger! Im definitely going to try this. Thank you so much for sharing. Love my Jeep and the Jeep family but these little quirks annoy me sometimes.

This works! The floor has remained dry through several heavy storms and a few trips through the car wash. I can't thank you enough. (Only wish I had tried this before shelling out $120 for the upgraded door seal that didn't help)

Thank you. My JK started leaking in the top corner awhile ago, but only if it rained really hard and it wasn't a big pain to clean up. A few months later any light rain turns the entire front floor pan into a bathtub. I already know the dealerships don't care about customers, but my problem is that most mechanics in my area are closed or it takes weeks to get an appointment for so much as an oil change now with this bullshit police state lockdown. At least Home Depot is open and if I can solve my problem for 10 bucks or less, AWESOME! Going out there today to pick some up.

We've had two storms since I did the install, and NO WATER on the floor!! I'm going to give it one more storm to be sure, but I'm looking forward to getting my carpet back in the jeep! THANKS !!

Thank you so much! I watched your video and I fixed the leaking by myself.

My Jeep has some leaking issues that have gotten worse. So thanks for this. I will look it all over and see where this would be beneficial.

I'm having the same issue. 2015 jku and I'm definitely going to do this thank you.

Awesome video! I’ve taken my JK to the dealer 3 times and they’ve never been able to fix my leaks. I’ll try this!

My leak is the exact same! However it’s sporadic. It doesn’t leak every time it rains. And it doesn’t leak while driving. Only sitting. Very frustrating. It’s a 13 Jk 2 dr soft top. Will be trying this fix today. So sick of my door panel and floor being wet. Ffs! Side note. Still love my Jeep though ☺️. Your is badass as well ✌🏾

After doing the weatherstripping trick my passenger side the door jam leak stopped but the carpet was still getting wet. I crawled under the dash and noticed a rust trail. I pulled out the speaker and found the culprit of the rust. The rust was coming from the clamp around the antenna grommet. Apparently water was making its way through the grommet. Black silicone to the rescue. Smeared a gob around the grommet and wire. I closed up the JKU and flooded the top with water. No more leak!

Thanks very much for the video. Super helpful. I did this but I cut the stripping in half and used one of the two “tubes”. It works great and was a little more flexible when routing. The key was following the path that you showed in the video.

Thank you so much! Just picked up a 2014 Wrangler and the ds floorboard is wet!

Just did it to my 2016 JKU, had a flood of water on my passenger side every time it rains, I have the slush mats too, and water getting underneath them soaking the carpet. I bought the auto/ marine strip though, almost same pattern that interlocks with the current stripping, $6.99 for 10 feet, and the adhesive is great. Wiped down with 3 or 4 alcohol preps, measured and stuck on exactly like you did, we’ll see how things hold up with the next rain event. Gotta say one thing, I can tell the doors have a much better seal when closed, sure my ride will be quieter too.

Ty I just got a jeep Wrangler and we just got some rain and have water on the inside. This helps a lot. I will be going to home Depot tomorrow.

Thanks for this dude. Just ordered seal from Amazon since my local Home Depot's are out of stock. Will put it on Wednesday. Thanks again !!!

I have a 2013 JK Rubicon also with a waterfall in the same area. I appreciate the tip!

Great looking jeep. I have the same leak in my 2015 JKU Sahara. I will try this fix.

I bought a 2015 wrangler sport unlimited sent it back to the dealership I bout it it at they “fixed it” rained a lot this fall here floor mats soaked was considering getting total Jeep floorboards bed lined to prevent rusting them out was gonna cost 1200 bucks to do so I’m gonna try this and see if it stops my issue hopefully saving 1200 bucks I’m gonna do all 4 doors thanks for the help been looking for info on this forever seemed like I’ve read every forum there is and then found your video 4 minutes later issue looks solved and I’ve spent weeks looking for info on this

Thanks for this info Jeepin4me I did exactly what you did and haven't had any problems since. Thanks again man

Thank you jeeper!! 👍🙏

Jeep stealerships giving this insightful video a down vote. Thank you for sharing this. Cheers to you, sir.

THANKS!!! this was a great and inexpensive fix that worked on both front doors!!

Gonna try in a few! Passenger side floor is soaked from last nights heavy rain! Nice quick short recommendation. Thanks

Thanks for video, did this repair today all four doors ! Hope that will do it next big rain I’ll let you know!!

Going to order some of this and try it out myself! I've had some difficulty pinpointing the exact spot of my leak, but suspect it's a similar issue. Appreciate the info, and the cheap solution.

Thanks! I still had that leak coming in - just not as bad. I added Gorilla Weatherproof Tape to it, right under my soft top in that gap - with the stripping it stopped the leak. Im under warranty - so I'll bring it to the dealer and show them exactly where the water is coming in.

This video was very helpful; it inspired me to study all of this very closely for a few days, once it stopped raining; in my case, I had one inch of water in the floorboard and on the drivers window arm-rest / upholstery; and, some water on the passenger-side carpet as well. I was studying how the water got into the car, with my wife inside the car, myself gently flooding the car with a garden hose (no sprayer); While it is very difficult to tell exactly how the water gets in, in my case it started somewhere on the header-seal, probably at the "molded-end" which is like hard-plastic and relies on the door-gasket; I bought the exact EPDM weather-stripping that Jeepin 4me is using in this video; and, a tube of black-silicone Permatex adhesive-sealant (very strong adhesive); Before I applied the weather stripping tape, I cleaned the leading edge of the windshield-header-seal (at the very top) of old adhesive; it appeared that the dealer or factory, had filled that leading edge with a fillet of some sort of adhesive (silicone / clear) that was coming loose from the header-seal as well as coming loose from the paint (body); I cleaned it really good with a shop cloth and picked out all the bits of cured silicone; Then, I opened that gap between seal and windshield frame with a plastic putty knife and blew the space behind the seal-gasket out with compressed air, for the full width of the vehicle; Then, I opened that same gap again, one inch at a time, and squirt the black permatex adhesive-sealant into that gap; behind the windshield-header seal - for the full length of the windshield, and followed down the ends of the header sealant to the "molded ends" and put silicone behind each of those and created a clean fillet of sealant as well; it is still curing; Cut your adhesive-sealant tube at the first - smallest diameter - on the plastic nozzle that comes with the silicone; I did not attempt to use a caulk-gun-sized tube, either, just a small three oz tube; you should be standing on your seats of the JK to do this; and remove both sides of the FREEDOM TOP, if you have one; wear some sneakers so you don't tear up your seats; this will give you a good vantage point; Bear in mind: Chrysler has put butyl behind the molded-ends already; you should see it; if it is not behind the molded end, they may have missed it at the factory; that entire seal has a adhesive tape on the backside (you peel a tape, and press it in and then roll it with a roller); if yours is loose, consider having the entire seal replaced or do it yourself; If the factory couldn't get this right, I don't know that I can trust the dealer on it (and there are specialists out there, so find one); As Jeepin 4me said: it may not be the cause of the issue; in my case, a gamble of $5 in adhesive sealant was my only risk; but, i had a big clue on mine: that fillet of clear silicone that had already been applied to the leading edge of the windshield-header-seal .. that was a huge CLUE - that I had not noticed until my two hours of testing with a garden hose the other day; I finally SAW IT ... clear silicone flaking off that little edge of the seal .. it was not much, maybe it was three milli-meters wide, but it looked pretty important! I went ahead and did the garden hose treatment, and it appears that this has fixed it; in my observation: you probably need to only do this at each end; if you read the shop manual from JEEP (the leak manual) you will see all the pain-staking butly and adhesive tape that is on the backside of the windshield-header-seal, so you can tell that these ends are both critical. I just went ahead and did the whole thing; I rehearsed this in my sleep last night, over-thinking it; it took me all of twenty or thirty minutes to clean the little gap between this seal (all one long piece, btw) and the body; get that silicone behind it, and then press down so that a little bit squeezes out, and then clean that up a bit with a finger and a paper towel (or ten); So, that is my experience with this same leak; The other bits may benefit from the same treatment; that hard-seal with the button at the door mid-point, could use some attention too, I am sure; Anyway, I think that the sealant was a better solution than a new seal ($100) because the windshield-header seal was working for the most part and it was very well adhered to the windshield-frame (mostly): but, pay really close attention to both ends of this long windshield-heder seal, those two molded ends are extremely critical. Cost, about $5 for the Permatex. I feel really lucky - because I have been studying this for weeks and deliberating over what to do with it; I hope that this helps. I still have the EPDM ready, just in case; Ffor the record, I know that this will not be my last leak on this vehicle - but I am learning to own a Jeep .. and the leak-issue was seriously disappointing, initially, but 30 years of driving Miatas has tempered my spirit on water ingress a bit; So, just own it ... it is a fact of owning a Jeep - go ahead and buy the tools and pieces you need to keep your Jeep dry inside and it will make you a lot happier in the long-run. At the same time, I got the courage to re-position the door a bit too (this did not solve the leak though); just to make sure the door closes easily; don't do this alone and don't do it if you have never done it before, please; And, the door latch-plate(s) is something everyone should learn how to adjust, it can make a big difference in how much one has to slam the door to get it to close; Chrysler did not do a good job on door fitment, and for the most part there are only a series of compromises you can make, to get a door-fitment, there is no ideal outcome for door-fitment on this model of vehicle;

Thanks a ton for this! I knew there was a cheaper way, and I bought the foam seal. I'm goin' to Home Depot tomorrow. Appreciate it!

Best video I’ve seen yet about this issue. Thank you sir.

Thank you sir for share with us cause my jk 2014 leaking too

Thanks man. found about 2in of water in my floorboard this morning. Gonna give this a shot

Jeep wrangler JK. Did this fix. Had water leaking at top of door. See 2:26 in video, i placed it exactly there and then the rest of the way down. Works incredibly, water now flows out exactly where I put the end of the D gasket.

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Thanks for posting this vid. I did this and it solved my issues.

Gonna try this today. I got flat campers tape and it isn’t working on my passenger side. 🤞🏽 Thanks. You’re Jeep is so purdy!

Thank you for doing this video!! Very helpful.

thanks a lot and i cant believe that dealers don't even know anything about their own products.

Mine is leaking in the exact spot! Gonna try this! Thank you!

Just ordered 2 of those, can’t wait to get rid of the leaky doors, so annoying.

I just did mine. Used Superstick Weatherstrip bought at O'Reilly auto parts. 7/16 thick by 11/16 wide x 8' long ended up being 2" short on psgr side hope I get good results did both sides. Supposed to get some rain through the overnight. Hopefully the stripping cures enough by late tonight.

Thanks brother, been having a leak issue on my 2013!

Great video ! I want to say thanks for posting this video . I have exactly the same problem with my Jeep !

Damnnnn same problem.. fixing the problem right away

Great video, thank you fir sharing

Very simple looking fix,,, gonna try it this weekend on my Willys

I am trying this today. We have had two days of rain and my Jeep is soaked on the driver's side front. Thanks!!

I have the exact same issue as you had. Thanks for posting

Fixed my issue immediately! Tks man really appreciate the tip.

I bought that at Wilco. Works great. Used it many places on my Jeep

I've already tried two other YT fixes with no luck. I had it at the dealership yesterday to diagnose it, and they said it's $560 😠 to replace the door and muck seals. Going to give this a shot. I have confidence in this one. I'm not paying almost $600 to the dealer!! Has anybody tried this fix with just one "D" strip instead of both from the package?

Awesome video and thank you.. My 2016 jk leaks very same place!! I will be fixing this now!😀👍

Thank you my Friend!!!

I have to do this tomorrow. Looks easy to do. Thank you

Bravo Jeep brother. My daughter thanks you

I am so on this! I just parked facing down the hill and, after a huge rain last night my passenger side front floor is soaked. I figured it was coming from the top corner. Thanks so much for your video! O|||||||O

Just bought my 1st Jeep . Used 08 wrangler Sahara. Same issue but on the passenger side. Gonna give this a shot. New top but not new seals.

Thanks for this! Hopefully this will save me a couple hundred bucks!

Saved me a shit load of money!!!

I was about to order OEM door seals. I’ll give your fix a try. Thanks!

This seems to be doing the truck for me! Thanks!

Awesome info! Thank you!

Dealership just quoted me 300 dollars a door for this issue, going to try this today after work !

I ripped out the sponge/foam tape under the plastic corner seals at the top front and rear of the door frame and ran this strip under the top rear corner seal and forward and over the front corner seal and down the way he did in this video. Seems to have solved my flooded driver floorboard when it rains/goes to the car wash.

Thanks for the information.

Thanks no more headaches for me

Thank You So Much! This totally works! Awesome advice!!!!

Worked like a charm thank you

Jeepers! Lol this has been a life saver no more stinky carpet!

Just ordered 10 metres of it; had to remove the two floor plugs and leave them off to let the rain water drain out when it rains, of course my carpet still gets wet but at least I don’t have a puddle. Will see if the weather seal fixes it for me.

Dude...thank you so much...I'm gonna try this out

Thanks brother! Big help Is nice video it is help me a lot, god bless you

walked into the dealership and they quoted me 185$ an hour for water testing. Just to find the problem not even solved it. Told them hand me my keys back and found this video. This 7$ solution is alot cheaper than the kit that JEEPLEAKFIX offers as well. thanks.

I got the same issue on both doors thanks for the info

Thank you for this because I cried!

Jeep at dealer right now because of this. Just found this video. Unsure if it’s covered under the warranty. Thx for the video.

I have the same exact leak except with a soft top. The plastic door surround meets and seams with the A pillar right in the middle of that area. Unfortunately I would have to place a new seal every time I took the top down and put it up again. I've tried many things so far and I'll keep on trying until I solve it. Thanks just the same for the vid.