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New rear hatch seal - but still big leaks ?
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See if the sun roof drainage holes are blocked, if you don't have the dreaded sun roof, could be the drainage from the petrol housing, theres a small hole there to drain water or petrol. It runs a pipe down through the inside of the wing and down along the rear footwell/storage cpmpartment. Or could be the rear quarter window seal.
My rear quarter window seal, sunroof and something else which have not yet found, LEAK[&o]
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Is this a problem anyone has encountered and is it easily fixed?
The water drips in at an alarming rate (or so I watched it do so in the torrential rain this weekend) but it then channels along through the back and down into the passenger side rear seat, so that too is now very wet.
This leaking option we all ordered ought to have more written about it ... Paul, can we put it in the FAQ section, I will post if and when I find out what exactly has caused my leak and what eventually fixes it.
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I think I have found the source of at least one more of the leaks, but not sure whether it's a fix or replace.
Where the little drainage hole is through the near-side spoiler, it drains theoretically through the spoiler and onto the floor right ?
Wrong, because the rubber is split just beneath it which allows it to conveniently seep (at quite a rate!) into the rear hatch. This then channels its way forward through the rear hatch like a pretty little stream and into the near side rear passenger seat which means sitting in that results in a very wet bottom.
Now, how can I fix this rubber seal if at all (it is torn along the edge where it fits onto the actual hatch, or is it an integral part of the spoiler (which it seems to be on inspection in poor light) and I'll have to replace the entire spoiler and fit a new one, which sounds expensive?
Help please, I really think this is the majority of the current leaky problem.
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I also noticed that the lock pin seals were less than perfect, so will replace them at the first opportunity too.
Will post if/when problem is solved.
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