1. Inspect the Exhaust Box: Check for visible rust spots or corrosion on the rear exhaust box.
2. Clean the Area: Use a wire brush or sandpaper to remove loose rust and corrosion.
3. Apply Rust Inhibitor: Apply a rust-inhibiting primer or paint to protect the metal.
4. Check for Leaks: Ensure that there are no exhaust leaks and that the exhaust system is properly sealed.

Regular Maintenance: Regularly inspect and clean the exhaust system to prevent future rust development.

1. Inspect the Bonding: Check if the rear door window glass is securely bonded or if there are gaps.
2. Clean the Surface: Ensure that both the glass and hinge assembly are clean and free from debris.
3. Reapply Adhesive: Use a high-quality automotive adhesive to re-bond the glass to the hinge assembly.
4. Allow to Cure: Follow the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions for curing time before driving.

Check for Proper Fit: Verify that the glass fits properly and operates smoothly.

1. Check ABS Warning Light: Ensure the ABS warning light is illuminated on the dashboard.
2. Inspect Wheel Sensors: Check each wheel sensor for dirt or damage and clean or replace as necessary.
3. Test ABS Fuse: Inspect and replace the ABS fuse if it’s blown.
4. Check ABS Module: Use a diagnostic tool to read error codes from the ABS module and follow recommended repairs.

Consult a Professional: If issues persist, seek professional assistance to diagnose and repair the ABS system.

1. Remove the Carpets: Take out the carpets to inspect for improper fitting or damage.
2. Trim or Adjust: If the carpets are too large, trim them to fit properly. If they are too small, consider using a new set of properly fitting carpets.
3. Secure the Carpets: Use carpet clips or adhesive to ensure the carpets stay in place and do not shift.
4. Check for Obstructions: Ensure there are no obstructions preventing the carpets from fitting correctly.

Reinstall and Test: Place the carpets back and check for proper fit and secure placement.

1. Clean the Headlights: Use a headlight cleaning solution or a mixture of baking soda and water to clean the headlights.
2. Polish the Headlights: Apply a headlight polish to remove oxidation and restore clarity.
3. Apply a UV Sealant: Use a UV sealant to protect the headlights from future clouding.
4. Check for Condensation: If misting persists, check for moisture inside the headlight assembly and ensure the seals are intact.

Replace Headlight Assembly: If cleaning and sealing do not resolve the issue, consider replacing the headlight assembly.