http://www.dmcnews.com/techmain.htm #12 in the Frame/Body section is the factory service bulletin on water leaks. If the leak seems to be at the front of the headliner panels where the sun visors are, then the likely culprit is the headliner material itself. On many cars it sticks out into the area where the water drains. Open the door and look down in the valley between the windshield and the rubber seal around the door opening. Do you see fuzzy stuff? There's your leak. It wicks the water right inside. Trim it and caulk it with a 100% silicone sealant. Mark N VIN 6820 At 06:13 AM 5/13/2003 -0000, you wrote: >After much warning not to get my car in heavy rain, the car ended up >in heavy rain anyways. Now, with compensation to get it repaired >because the ceiling T-panel is drooping, where is the leak coming >from?? I will remove the panels myself this time as the upholstery >shop did not bother checking it for leaks. I am about to fill the >trenches of the roof (door) with massive amounts of weather caulking >to keep the rain out of my roof panels.