Water leak - from passenger front door?

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HoosierJeeper

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Noticed tonight that there was a small stream of water coming in over the interior door sill on the Liberty. Been getting some moderate to heavy rains. Any ideas? It was a stream in the red circle area, perpendicular to the sill trim piece (parallel to the ridges on it). Didn't see any other drips on the a pillar or kick panel. Nothing on the headliner or Huskyliner floor mat. I do have a sunroof.
Any ideas? Hoping it's a simple fix!!!
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My 06 renegade has recently started doing this to, door seals are somewhat worn. But curious as to any in depth diy approach to this.
 

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So you think it's the door seals?
I'm thinking maybe some Sil Glyde to swell the seal maybe. If not I'm sure there's universal weather stripping or something.
 

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Here's the exact path
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I had to go through my leak with a fine tooth comb.
Mine was leaking also in from bottom of passenger door, same spot.
I would use garden hose test, and pull the side cover as in pic & see if it is wet at side cover as well...
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In my situation it was not the door seals. I had to seal up screws on top door trim, pull lower windshield cowl, seal up seams etc.
 

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I just had that side cover pulled off today and the trim on the bottom of the a pillar, it was completely dry. I had a my CB cable running through the weather stripping and behind that trim panel so I pulled that off...that might have been distorting the weather stripping.
 
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