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JohnQBenutti · 17th February 2021, 16:14

I noticed water beginning to find its way into the near side of the spare wheel tray, a sure sign that I had a leak behind the OSR wheel arch, previously from the sunroof drain. I've now removed all the trim in that area and dried off the 8mm of water standing in the flat area in that space. I'm surprised if the drain is still leaking because the outlet grommet was not blocked and the hose was a tight fit in it. I'm currently soaking parts of the car such as the OSR roof join to see if the water is coming in anywhere else.
There's not much point trying to stick the headlining back until the interior is thoroughly dried out.
Thanks for the headlining tips. Any bright ideas where water might be getting in aside from the sunroof drain? Memo to self. Never buy a car with a sunroof again!

17th February 2021, 16:14	#6
JohnQBenutti Newbie ZT-T Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Herne Bay Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Further leakage problems at OSR of car. I noticed water beginning to find its way into the near side of the spare wheel tray, a sure sign that I had a leak behind the OSR wheel arch, previously from the sunroof drain. I've now removed all the trim in that area and dried off the 8mm of water standing in the flat area in that space. I'm surprised if the drain is still leaking because the outlet grommet was not blocked and the hose was a tight fit in it. I'm currently soaking parts of the car such as the OSR roof join to see if the water is coming in anywhere else. There's not much point trying to stick the headlining back until the interior is thoroughly dried out. Thanks for the headlining tips. Any bright ideas where water might be getting in aside from the sunroof drain? Memo to self. Never buy a car with a sunroof again!