Richard Bias wrote:

>I sealed, very well, with clear silicone, between my wind shield and
>the rubber window seal.

I think you'd find that, unless you can see water at the bottom of the
glass on the INSIDE of the windshield, you need to seal between the
windshield gasket and the BODY, not between the gasket and the windshield.

I had wet carpet syndrome - and all kinds of water behind the dash and in
the door footwells - until I went all around the outside with 3M
DripCheck.  (Had to do it twice, actually.)  This is nasty stuff, isn't
cheap, and requires an exotic solvent for cleanup, but it works.  I
highly recommend doing this with a helper who can hold the gasket open
while you squirt in judicious amounts of the sealant.

One drawback is that if you ever have to replace the windshield the new
gasket probably won't seat tight unless you remove all the leftover dried
DripCheck goop.

-Steve