If you think your windshield (windscreen) is leaking test it with a water hose. If it leaks in general a repair is not really recommended. The best course of action is to remove the windscreen, clean everything and reinstall. I have seen where a windscreen "slid down" past the 2 little clips on the bottom, leaked at the top and cracked at the bottom. This should not be attempted by anyone without a lot of experience, there is a chance of breaking the windscreen and if not reinstalled correctly it will just leak anyway. In most big cities you can find a service that will come to you house and do the job in 20 min while you watch. It is also a very messy job if you aren't careful with the sealant. Should cost somewhere around $100, a lot cheaper then breaking the thing! While it's out it's a great time to clean up areas of the car you can't normaly get to. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "K Creason" <dmc4687@xxxx> wrote: > Q: I've had wet carpets in the past; and now I've noticed what looks like > tar oozing from underneath the windshield into the interior side of the car. > Could this have oozed out and created a leak point? How can one tell? Can I > take this to a shop and have it reseated? > > Thanks, > Kevin