well this might be a stupid question but i will ask anyways...
whenever it rains a lot here in virginia i always get a leak from the top of the kj.
i checked the spots and finally realized it was my rearview mirror.
it is one that has the sensors on it and whatever.
it completely pours in my jeep once i start driving and luckily my stereo has not got damaged.
is there anything i can do to stop the leak?
has anyone else had this problem?

The only 3 things I can think of are:

1. Roof lights
2. Roof rails
3. Windshield

If you don't have lights up top check your roof side rails. Take off the plastic ends, there are 2 bolts holding it to the roof. Seal them up good. You could use a garden hose to check the windshield first. If there isn't a leak move up to the rack mounts. Then lights if applicable.

Terry

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2011 Ford F-150 XLT 4X4

yeah, i have to agree with fulltimer. Taking a guess, its probably leaking from up top, running down the headliner, and finally down to the mirror. giving the illusion of the mirror/mirror mount leaking. I would definitely double check for the source before i pulled the mirror off. you know they never go back on right. Do you have a sunroof??

yeah, i have a sunroof.
it is leaking like right where the mirror hooks to the back.
i'll check with a water hose to see what happens hopefully tomorrow.
it ain't raining here for the next couple of days so i'll be good.

it has been raining since early this morning and this is what i saw when i got in the jeep!
there were a few water spots and it is still wet behind the rearview mirror.
that picture is from the passenger side visor. it is soaked, but i have my own personal waterfall lol.
any suggestions?

http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=48528&hilit=leaky+sunroof

Maybe this will help.

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2004 Limited, Stone White
All J Boulder Bars & Super Skid Plate II,
JBA UCAs, Saggy Rusty's Coil Lift & Strut Plates
K&N FIPK, BRX Hoses, Borla Duals, B&G Flash, Powertrax,
JBA headers (not installed yet)