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I would also suggest you check roof strips (for attaching racks) to make sure they are properly sealed.
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I also had leaks, and the biggest appeared because of bad work on replacing windscreen.
Check it, maybe it sits too deep in. There should be no gaps between windscreen and moldings, if you look from outside. One more thing how to check leaks on windscreen: -Pour bucket of water on it , all over it. Then take A4 white sheet of paper, and while sitting inside the cabin, push the paper sheet behind the dash where windscreen and dashboard comes together, and all around it. Stick paper in and pull out, in-out, in-out . If somewhere there is a water, You will see immediately, that wet spots appeared on paper Last edited by kraanc; 10th March 2015 at 12:08.. |
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It was only the very first early R75's that had the partition across the bulkhead.
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Something else I have learnt tonight. Thanks Bill.
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Quick update:
As suggested i took the scuttle trim off again and had another look at the clips and seals. I had to disturb the sealing i had already put in place which was a pain, however i had not sealed the large window clip on the drivers side which was a suggested culprit. Sealed this off over the weekend and had redone all the previous sealing work. I left the cover off the car and awaited the inevitable rain. Came to my car this morning, bone dry Hopefully that is that! Thank you to everyone who inputted to the thread. Lee |
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Glad you seem to have it sorted Lee...
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