@LibertasJeep Was the JL's passenger window open or partially open when the "12 oz" of rain came in this morning? If so, that was rain that was up in the gutter from last night's rain. Gutter system on the JL will allow rain to build up there, and then dump in like that when you open door or drive around a turn with a front window open.
I second that emotion.
Nope. It was pouring outside. Jeep was in the garage. Perfectly dry. Got in and closed the doors. Exited garage into pouring rain. At end of the street made a right turn into traffic. 12 oz of water dumped down my daughter's back and right shoulder. Door was completely closed (I checked) and window was all the way closed. Inexcusable. Once things dry out, I'll try removing the panels and checking the seals. I can't believe I have to do this on a brand new car. Don't they do any QC at the factory? (As an aside, yesterday I discovered the source of smoking from the rear end after driving for a bit - a charred sticker still half-way stuck to the bottom of the muffler.)
If raining , always park the front or rear wheels on a high curb , a stack of cinder blocks , or a log , so water will run off the roof . Then take a long water pushing squeegee and pull it down along and across the roof before opening the door .
Ha. That's funny. I have owned several Wranglers before and many many convertibles. None (other than my '97 BMW Z3) ever leaked a single drop. My TJ with hardtop doesn't leak one bit and it has 170,000 miles on it.
