if you have a picture of a cb7's inside trunk,post it up for me so i can describe the problem in more detail. i'll hightlight the points or whatever. my cam is missing so bare with me.

facing the trunk with the lid up you'll notice the carpet in there is damp. the whole left and right side(along the wall)is a literal river and i cant tell where the water is getting through. help me out guys,***** starting to stink up the ride and seep into the back seats!

gimme suggestions and solutions please

 

Either the corners of the rear glass or the outboard tail Lamps are leaking.
Take off the rear inspection panels and run water over the lamps. If you see water coming in, the tail lamp gaskets need to be replaced.
If it leaks from the rear glass, it will need to be resealed / reset.

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alright,its raining right now so i'll check that tail lamp out though. but how can i be sure if its my rear glass?

 

If there are trim panels in the way, you may have to remove some to uncover where you have to look. In extreme cases, it literally rains inside the trunk.....

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i opened up the covers in the trunk for the tail lamps and noticed moisture in there. used the good ol' dry finger and came back with dirt and wetness on it too,so im guessing yeah my tail is leaking. but i'll continue to check for other areas incase they contribute to my pool

 

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Or maybe the Ice Skating Rink in the Spare Tire Well

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lol

 

Kinda funny, I'm having the same exact problem, and there is a lot of water on the inside of my tail lights, you might alos want to check your antenna hole, like where it pokes through the body, especially if its an aftermarket one, my trunk leaks a little there too, also I've seen early 90's hondas have trouble with the trunk weatherstripping.

 

You're a candidate for not only resealing the lamps to the body, but the lamps themselves. Clear GE silicone sealer will work fine.

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replace the gasket for the outer tail lite assembly,,,,,,they are made of foam rubber and over the years they crack and allow water to get in trunk and tail lite assembly......gaskets cost about 8 dollars each from dealer ,,,,,,also put a beed of honda -bond all the way around above the gaskets on the trunk body.. you need a 8mm socket to remove the nuts ( 5 ) ,,very easy job

 

. my cam is missing so bare with me.

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Would it be okay if we 'bear' with you LOL

 

Thanks honda master for the prices, but I work at an auto shop, so I know how to change a tail light fixture . And thanks P_adams for the silicone recomendation.