F150 Back Window Leak Quick Fix 2004-2008 (possibly other trucks)

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Does your back window leak in your F150? After trying 2 new 3rd brake lights I determined it was the seal on the window that was leaking. I didn’t feel like paying over $100 to pull the window and reseal it so I tried out this foam seal I have used on house windows. Well after 1 year I still don’t have any leaks. So I figured I would share this quick easy and cheap fix to you.

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Welp! Just when I thought I didn't have to make a weekly trip to the depot...I'm definitely going to try this before removing and resealing the back window!

ooj

Just got an 05 f150 supercrew. Figured I'd do this as a precaution since I don't want to have to worry about leaks in the future. I used 1/2 inch and worked great

fhouston

I have a 2002 Lincoln Blackwood. I saw the leak while I was washing it. Local Auto glass company wanted
$250 and a $25 deposit on a spare window, just in case the original window breaks. The new window and labor would cost $400. That window has to fall out before I would replace it. So, thanks I’m buying the foam .

dansmith

Worked great. I used 3/8" which was a little tight. 1/4" would probably be best. 2005 model and thanks!

glenncooper

My '07 F-150 rear window leaked. Local auto glass shops wanted $150 to reseal. $3.25 at Lowe's and problem solved. Thanks for the tip.

ToadLC

Wish I had found this video a year ago when I decided to use clear tube caulk to fix my rear window leak. Squeeze tube caulk worked, but this would have been quicker and less of a mess.

bowman

This worked on my 2000 f150 thank you so much for this video!!

zamtyty

I have the same problem with my f 150 I will do this thank you keep making more videos

JhPena-iszo

Good man! Thanks for this. I suspect the same issue but will be resealing the third brake light also. I'm off to buy that foam rope!

adamcone

I’m going to try this before spending mega bucks thanks for this brother 🤙

JAWBRAKER

I have a buddy who does auto glass and I just learned that these can be repaired yourself. These are sealed with butyl that never actually sets up so you can remove the T-Bolts from the inside and push your window out (probably need help). Mine has the rear slider so this fix does not work for me because the trim is different. Hes going to help me fix it soon.

marcuscameron

Is it still holding up ?? I’m done it to mine and just trynna see if it’s doin good

mitchellmeadows

Mine is leaking too, I looked it up on Amazon but they have different sizes, what size do you get ?.

LoneEagle

my 2004 F150 has leaked for years...I even had them replace window in 2005 it still leaks...thanks this will help

brendabryant

As long as it doesn't hold moister over time like the foam 3rd. Brake light gasket does. Because in the cold winter months below freezing .. that could expand the moister and break the back window. Something to think about. I'm going to try Flowable Silicone first.

Blackscoutwinter