2002 Pursuit 3000 Express with water in the cabin

[David B (Boston)]

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Source of the post As BNC said above. I have placed a bilge plug in the tube between the engine room and cabin. I took out all the lower rubber at the base of the windshield frame, and removed all the screws one at a time and put them back bedded in silicone. Leak stopped.

I just finished this job. I have extra windshield screw cover (about 20 feet) that I'll sell for half price. It's white however. Pompanette doesn't make black anymore. PM me if interested.

[David B (Boston)]

I just finished this job and have about 20 feet extra. I'll sell if for half price. PM me if interested. It is white as black has been discontinued by Pompanette. Thanks!

[holmzee]

I ripped out the headliner a few months ago. The screw holes do not penetrate. The only penetrations are the hatches and two holes for the wiper wires. Sure enough, these holes were leaking. This is what ruined the headliner (sagging). There is also mold on the foam liner sides. Yesterday I removed the windshield and filled the holes with bondo glass. Going to rewire the wipers somehow. I am also buying new gaskets... found them here. I think there are correct and hopefully not discontinued. I will update if not right. Thinking about using Sintra PVC board for the headliner.

This is part of a larger project in which I removed the "boxes" on the hatch in order to replace the water heater and rebuilt the front of both engines due to the raw water pumps leaking and rusting everything up really bad. I was able to get the hatch vertical.