So after the last 2 days of solid rain, I get into the Jeep and find there's a drip coming from the headliner in front of the tailgate/hatch. As soon as I drive around a corner, all of a sudden a quart of water comes pouring out of it onto my luggage cover, and down into the back! Not cool!

So I stop and get a towel I always keep in the back, and starting wiping up all the water that's still coming out! I have the hatch up, and am looking for a torn seal or busted anything... but to no avail. Well, a trip to the dealer and they have an appt for this Tuesday morning.

We'll see what happens over the next 5 days as it's supposed to rain nearly every day.

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2008 Jeep Commander Overland
1999 Chevrolet Corvette

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WOW. What a nightmare. Sorry buddy.

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2008 Jeep Liberty: Nickname "Quincy Jones"
6-Speed
Sky Slider
Factory Tow Package
Alpine x001 Head Unit
Sirius Sat Radio
Garmin 265WT GPS
Interior LED Mod
225/75/16 General Grabber AT2's

Coming Soon . . .
1.5-2.5" lift and someone needs to find me some black wheels . . .

had the same problem. There is a TSB on this. The dealer will fix it under warranty for you.

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2008 4X4 Jeep Cherokee Limited, Red Rock, with Skyslider, MyGig, tow package, skid plate package.
Patriot driving lights, roof rack side rails, replaced chrome with black trim and body colored grill. Mopar slush mats and rear cargo mat.

I experienced the leaky headliner also. It took the dealership three attempts to finally fix (I think) the problem. Mine was an '08 KK. After the second attempt to fix it, I removed the headliner myself and soaked the Jeep with a hose. I couldn't pin-point exactly where the leak was, but I suspected the driver side roof rack bolts. They also applied some TSBs: 23-054-07 23-50-57-93 ZZ 0.4 and 23-50-57-94 ZZ 0.7 (hope that makes sense, I copied it from the work order). They ended up "removing and re-sealing the luggage rack, and filled an open seam at the rack bolts in the roof." The leak seemed to be fixed, I returned the Jeep when I bought and the lease and got my new truck. Just beware of pieces of duct tape and excessive use of silicon sealant in their efforts to fix the issue - I ran across both.

Hope that helps, and that your problem is fixed. Remember to keep everything well documented.

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2008 Liberty North Edition, Trail Rated.
-Replaced with 2009 Toyota Tacoma-

lol @ duct tape and sealant....

I expect to find sealant, but I can only hope they won't have to pull out the serious stuff.... like duct tape!

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2008 Jeep Commander Overland
1999 Chevrolet Corvette

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/
http://www.jeepcommander.com