Ok, last weekend we had a ton of rain and it flooded around my neighborhood. At the end of my road is a big dip and the water was deep but I had no choice but to drive through. As I got in it, I could hear the water and feel it hitting the floor underneath of the car. Anyways, today I was looking in my trunk and it stunk really bad. I pulled up the floor and took the spare tire out and I had 3 inches of water in the bottom! None of the carpet was wet at all so I knew it had to be the seals on the bottom of the trunk under the spare tire... Here's some pics of how I fixed it...

That's the stuff I used... it was only like 2 dollars from O'reillys...For the picky people, it's called VersaChem Super Clear Silicone Gasket Maker for windshields.

Here's the gaskets, seals, whatever you prefer to call them from the underneath of the car...

Here they are inside the trunk... this is directly underneath where the spare tire mounts.. used a flathead screwdriver to pop it out and the same on the other...

Applying the gasket sealer...

Stuffed it back in... Hopefully no leaks now, I'll let everyone know if it does but I doubt it... Same below, just closer.

 

Good stuff im going to do mine tomorrow i have a small leak

 

Well it rained alot today and I rode through the same street without any water leaking at all. Very happy with it.

 

I happened to notice your amp wire. Just to put it out there, its not the greatest idea to have too many splices in a thick wire. Looks like an 8awg ground wire...just thought I would put it out there.

 

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No, actually that's 4 gauge welding cable spliced ONCE into 4 gauge stereo cable. The other tape was to keep it from being cut going through a sharp grommet hole. It's not even hooked up due to the fact that my Honda is just too rattly for my 15's I appreciate your concern though.

 

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No, actually that's 4 gauge welding cable spliced ONCE into 4 gauge stereo cable. The other tape was to keep it from being cut going through a sharp grommet hole. It's not even hooked up due to the fact that my Honda is just too rattly for my 15's I appreciate your concern though. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Peal and Seal is your best your friend. Cheap alternative to Dynomat
http://www.splbassx.com/forums...=9395

Thats what I did, Its GREAT at removing rattles. It took me 4 rolls ~$15each at Home Depo.