- A ratchet set
- A socket set
- A pry bar
- A screwdriver
- A sealant
- A weatherstripping
1. Remove the trunk lid: Use a ratchet and socket set to remove the bolts holding the trunk lid in place.
2. Pry open the trunk weatherstripping: Use a pry bar to carefully pry open the weatherstripping around the trunk lid.
3. Inspect the trunk seal: Check the trunk seal for any cracks, tears, or damage. If the seal is damaged, you will need to replace it.
4. Apply sealant: If the trunk seal is not damaged, you can apply a sealant to help keep water out. Make sure to apply the sealant evenly around the entire seal.
5. Replace the trunk lid: Once the sealant has dried, you can replace the trunk lid. Make sure to tighten the bolts securely.
6. Test the trunk: Pour some water over the trunk lid to make sure that the leak has been fixed.
_Here are some additional tips for fixing a leaky trunk in a 2006 Corolla:_
- If the leak is coming from the rear taillights, you may need to replace the taillight gaskets.
- If the leak is coming from the trunk drain holes, you may need to clean out the drain holes.
- If the leak is coming from the trunk lock, you may need to replace the trunk lock seal.
