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nonamecharlie · 03-15-2010, 04:54 PM

OK, Thanks for the information. I guess I will just try and cover it when parked in the rain, and repair the minor rust issues in the cab now. Out here in California it never gets all that bad.

It does look like there isn't much way to stop it, I don't think water is supposed to drip in the cab from under the dash, so there must be some seal up there to prevent that (I get water droplets on the e-brake pedel and the carpet underneath)
On the passanger side it gets drips on the top right corner of the carpet. The carpet gets pretty wet when it rains good.

Cameo - If this is a design problem, won't this just happen again to you blazer in another 20 years of weather? Maybe you should seal it off like Jeffs70 suggested.

03-15-2010, 04:54 PM	#104
nonamecharlie Registered User Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Felton, CA Posts: 18	Re: Left for dead: 72 2wd blazer build OK, Thanks for the information. I guess I will just try and cover it when parked in the rain, and repair the minor rust issues in the cab now. Out here in California it never gets all that bad. It does look like there isn't much way to stop it, I don't think water is supposed to drip in the cab from under the dash, so there must be some seal up there to prevent that (I get water droplets on the e-brake pedel and the carpet underneath) On the passanger side it gets drips on the top right corner of the carpet. The carpet gets pretty wet when it rains good. Cameo - If this is a design problem, won't this just happen again to you blazer in another 20 years of weather? Maybe you should seal it off like Jeffs70 suggested.