I cannot vouch for it I don't own them I'm just passing on information and the Maverick truck Club thread from other members.
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you may want to search the forum for the term water leak and see the various resolutions
I am totally forgetting to check those when checking oil at fillups.Well, that sucks.
You may want to consider a product such as this.
Supposedly it stops the leaves from getting down into the drainage channels
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/
If you are into 3D printing or know someone who is here is another option.
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/baskets-to-keep-leaves-out-of-your-engine-bay.73979/
I truly hope that one of these products is a solution to your problem. Please keep us updated. Good Luck
GB
Those debris barriers also help leaves from building up at the bottom of the fenders where the water is supposed to drain. At least according to this picture published by the 3D printed basket thread.
UPDATE 6-8-26: We had another couple days of very heavy rain and yes, another massive overflow into the entire cab (7 inches of rain in two days). The dealership kept it for 6 days, pulling all the seats, the headliner, all the carpets/mats - they did a great job isolating where and how this is happening. An A.R.E. canopy was installed in March 2026. Both water intrusions happened after this. The installer foot the bill on this one, as it was installed too close to the back of the truck cab, and the water could not escape fast enough out the sides. It was became a pool back there and it all went through the back window. That meant water behind the back seat, under the back seat and in the battery well there, in the ceiling and down the back columns, the front of the cab as well. Any sort of tree debris that was stuck between the canopy and cab also seems to have contributed to the problem. The canopy installer adjusted the canopy back 1/16" of an inch and 7 hours of water testing was completed without issues. Just to be safe on any tree debris (I park outside) in the future, I am now blocking the top spacing between the canopy/cab with a few simple foam backer layers that are zip tied together. The truck has no mold/mildew smells thankfully, the dealership did a great job preventing this from happening. The maverick being a uni-body truck contributes to water escapement concerns, IMO. Hope this helps someone!Night before last we had a nearly 2" rain; the next morning there was at least 2 inches of standing water on the floorboard. I drove straight to the dealership and they checked all the drains, said there was "some" tree debris and that may have been what caused the overflow into the cab. Has anyone else experienced this? The rest of the cab is completely dry, including the ceiling.
