Every E93 Owner Should Do This! Convertible Seals & Hinges Lubrication to Prevent Leaks & Rattles 

Thanks for comment! You got this.

Anytime! Good luck 👍

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Thank you for the comment! So glad they are helpful to ya. Good luck on your purchase!

Did you pick it up, brother? :)

I haven’t yet but I will once anyone needs me to do it for them I can make a video.

Thank you brother 🙏

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@@skirk4123 yessir

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@@cutmedia7014 mags?

Possible block in the drainage in A pillar. Good luck 👍

Yea there is a drainage port along the A pillars outside. Also the conical pin washers up front might need to be adjusted for a tighter fit of roof and rubber seals. Good luck 👍

Yes 👍

Not yet, just minor A pillar leak.

Hard to say, haven’t heard them in person. I still recommend my current exhaust setup

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You can, but it won’t last as long as silicone lubricant or grease, wd40 tends to dry out quicker.

Possibly. You should still do this to keep your top running smoothly.

@@Sals_Garage I agree. But what I meant was that I have no leaks inside with the windows up. but if it's raining and I crack my window down, I get water running in through the window. From the top front of the window (a pillar area). My E46 M3 convertible was the same way. Do I just have to live with this with a convertible? Or is there something I can do to stop the water from coming in when I have the window cracked open? Thanks brother.

@@corbettdennis6246 sorry not sure, but I hope you can figure it out and let us know. Good luck 👍

@@corbettdennis6246 I was having the same issue - there's a drainage hole/tube that runs down inside the length of the seal between the front window and the windscreen, which had gotten clogged with dirt and wasn't allowing water to drain. I carefully cleaned it out with a toothpick, problem solved. Try and pull the stuff out of the hole, rather than pushing it in.

Thanks bro!