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2010 Jeep JK 2-Door Hardtop Leaking at Driver Door — Expert Fix

Quick answer: A 2010 Jeep JK 2-Door Hardtop leaking at the Driver Door in All of the Above is almost never a bad door seal - it is the missing body-side weatherstripping Jeep left off the body, so the door seal has nothing to compress against. The permanent fix is adding body-side weatherstripping for the JK; most owners install it themselves in under an hour with no special tools.
Tony, Jeep water-leak expert
Answered by Tony — Jeep Water-Leak Expert
May 7, 2026
Year
2010
Model
JK
Doors
2-Door
Roof
Hardtop
Leaks At
Driver Door
When
All of the Above
In Mark Fort's words
It leaks right behind where the doors meet the top corners of the windshield. I’ve installed Jeep noodles and FaceTimed with one of your guys and we bent those cup shaped sleeves on the windshield seal up and in after I took out the foam that was in them. It’s greatly improved but still drips every time it rains. There also a whistle while driving. Finally, I don’t have an OEM top, I bought one from a company in California named TurnOffRoad. Very nice too, carpet lined very good on sound ( except the whistle)
Tony's fix
Tony
TonyJeep Leak ExpertJeep Wrangler & Gladiator Water-Leak Specialist

Hello Mark,

Thanks for reaching out. I want you to check out our latest solution to
your exact issue. This should finally resolve your issue.

https://jeepdrip.com/

Regards,
Tony

On Thu, May 7, 2026, 12:49 PM JeepLeakFix Submissions
wrote:

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