An Acura dealership, they shouldn't cost too much.

 

it is getting pretty cold up here, about -5 celcius. there's a bit of snow here and there in the backyards i'm so glad the car came with winter tires, that saves me a couple bucks for other stuff, because a 1990 is getting a bit old and will definately need some fixing (park not shifting in correctly all the time, have to wait a couple seconds and wiggle the shifter, leaking gas wires)

thanks for the hint, i'll call them up on monday. until then do you have an idea of the pricing range? 10-15$ a piece? i'll need both left and right. its a sedan

 

It's probably more then that... I'd expect something in the $30 CDN a peice range. That's just a wild guess though.

 

well if that can save my stuff in the trunk and help it be more dry (there's so much "condensation" on the top of the trunk, its dropping a river when i pop it open ) anyways, one cannot expect a super duper clean car for 1450$cdn

 

the drain tube that flow down the right side of the hatch on 94+ integras has a really bad habit of getting disconnected. and it gets disconnected near the rear of the car at the floorpan.

 

my 96 leaked in the same place. i have never removed the tailights, but mine leaked anyway. all the tailigth seals were leaking. the acura dealership replaced all my rubber seals and so on back there for around 30 dollars. everything is great now

 

i guess its pretty easy for DIY'ers, I'll just go and buy the gaskets and ask my brother to help me out, hes good at DIYing I'll keep you guys posted

 

hola! it worked like a charm, although they were 30$cdn a piece!! :S i now have a completely dry trunk thanks to everyone for this thread and answers

 

hi everyone...i have a 92 integra and have water in my spare tire well...i know that my taillights are fine and there is no leak from the hatch itself...any advice???

 

Try checking the drain tube that channels water from the hole right below the gas cap, I just bought a 91 and the tue was disconnected.