Toyota Camry: 1998 Camry rain gutters?

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"Navin R. Johnson" <net> wrote in message
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"Navin R. Johnson" <net> wrote in message
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We Northerners usually learn young to brush ALL snow and loose ice off ALL
of the car before driving off.

On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 05:38:51 GMT, "Chaks" <com> wrote:
 

This Northerner has always driven cars with rain gutters and never had
to worry about water dripping from the roof right onto the power window
controls....

And what do I do when it rains?


NRJ

"Navin R. Johnson" <net> wrote in message
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Well, I drive a 99 Camry and have had no trouble, winter or summer with
water dripping from the roof onto anything. Go figure.

Charks wrote: 


My 99 will drip water into the car when the window is open--it can't be good
for the window controls if there is a lot come in or if the window is left
open.
I think the answer is the rain shields that were mentioned in an earlier
post on this topic.

Speaking of moisture, several days ago the sun seemed nice and warm despite
the freezing temp so I reached up and pushed the button to slide open the
moon roof. Never looked up at it and I was inundated with a ton of snow.
What a mess! Never open the roof with the inner shield closed is my lesson
there. I felt like a real fool going home soaking wet. Told my wife about it
and she said I was really acting my age. )

Mike
The Artful Codger