Boot full of water!

Richard Batty · 7th June 2018, 12:31

I have just had my car 'Krown' rustproofed, and although pleased with the results he had to remove the rear light clusters to do the job. Since then I have a boot full of water. I suspect disturbing the seals is the cause. Any advice on how o change/seal them gratefully received. Thank you

Tracker · 7th June 2018, 13:07

First step is to a get a new set of seals - see first "Sticky" post on the General Forum. They're excellent quality.

Ian G · 7th June 2018, 13:07

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Originally Posted by Richard Batty

I have just had my car 'Krown' rustproofed, and although pleased with the results he had to remove the rear light clusters to do the job. Since then I have a boot full of water. I suspect disturbing the seals is the cause. Any advice on how o change/seal them gratefully received. Thank you

Here you go
https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...d.php?t=142690
Send Jeremy a PM, new seals will certainly help but check the side trims as well.
Cheers Ian

7th June 2018, 12:31	#1
Richard Batty Regular poster Rover 75 Saloon Connie SE, Jaguar XJ6, Mini cooper Countryman (2020 Daily driver) Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Ramsey Cambridgeshire Posts: 37 Thanks: 31 Thanked 7 Times in 5 Posts	Boot full of water! I have just had my car 'Krown' rustproofed, and although pleased with the results he had to remove the rear light clusters to do the job. Since then I have a boot full of water. I suspect disturbing the seals is the cause. Any advice on how o change/seal them gratefully received. Thank you

7th June 2018, 13:07	#2
Tracker Loves to post MG ZT Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Dunmow Posts: 350 Thanks: 139 Thanked 83 Times in 72 Posts	First step is to a get a new set of seals - see first "Sticky" post on the General Forum. They're excellent quality.