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Is your Sienna leak-free so far?

Anaiya Carel

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We're thinking of getting a 2023 Sienna, and for previous models, I've read about sunroof leaks. I'm curious if this also happens on the '23. is it a less common problem than it seems? it can get quite rainy here in Seattle, so just trying to get a feel for things. Thanks for any information you can share!
 
We're thinking of getting a 2023 Sienna, and for previous models, I've read about sunroof leaks. I'm curious if this also happens on the '23. is it a less common problem than it seems? it can get quite rainy here in Seattle, so just trying to get a feel for things. Thanks for any information you can share!
yeah, I heard most sienna have a little sunroof leak if it's heavy rain. but aren't all cars like that?
 
We're thinking of getting a 2023 Sienna, and for previous models, I've read about sunroof leaks. I'm curious if this also happens on the '23. is it a less common problem than it seems? it can get quite rainy here in Seattle, so just trying to get a feel for things. Thanks for any information you can share!
Sunroof leaks are normal, not just for the Sienna. My Mazda3 top of the line (and that is TOP ALREADY) leaks and it's bad... I think the rubber just needs a little retouch. You can search it up on Amazon and read reviews of ones that work.
 
The 2023 Sienna doesn't seem to have many sunroof leak issues compared to older models. But if you live in a rainy place like Seattle, it's a good idea to check the seals often and look for any water spots. Keeping up with regular maintenance can help you steer clear of problems later on
 
Let me set the record straight, especially with the comments from @AsphaltSage and @Spinning Out. No, leaky sunroof is not normal and whoever told you this shouldn't give any advice about cars. What is considered somewhat normal is for a tiny amount of water to leak in the track assembly and then drain somewhere. Under no circumstances is it normal for the sunroof to leak inside the cabin
 
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