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I worked for Dodge in 74 & 75. Those mopars were known for leaks in the trunk.
You have a trunk lid seal around the edge plus sometimes the taillights would leak also. |
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Start replacing your seals around your trunk and anyplace else that has seals in that area. Check with a Mopar dealer or Steele Rubber products for the necessary materials. If water is a constant problem you need to get that corrected asap, to avoid bigger complications down the road. I got a old Mopar that leaks around the windshield, but the only way to fix it is to replace the windshield or carry a big sponge when driving in the rain.
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Climb in the trunk and close it (latch it) get a friend to spray a hose on the car and you will find the leak. (bring a flashlight).
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