I hate leaking water into the car the Audi was leaking sorted now but I need new scuttle pannel for her it don't help we live in the Highlands lol another good upload mate. 👍
I also found on my neighbours 52/03 plate where the boot joins by the rear window in the valley and the rear quarters join there’s a little gap in the join which we found also let’s water in so a little bit of gasket seal fixed that
I'll have to check my rover 75 mein Rover75 ist 1999 model with v6 177ps HP and has a lot of work already done to it, the only slight problem is that have is the rear suspension and I think is the rubber bush from the trailing arm
@@split_pin have you found tail light fix, chrome strip tightened and air ducts sealed has resolved the problem. Trying to sort my 75, used gorilla sealant on the tail light gaskets but still getting water in the boot. Hoping the chrome, air ducts sort it. Also going to buy some captain tolley boat sealant just for good measure. Any advice would be great!
So just looking you do,nt have a sunroof(no drain pipes) I,v just gone though a flood ,a carpet /center consul out job,, now I have water around the back end ,,I think its coming from the headliner flooded from the sunroof,,,,,At the moment the cars a right mess... Never buy an old car with a sunroof.....
Mine does have a sunroof and caused the previous owner a fair bit of grief. He had to replace all the carpets after repairing and modifying the sunroof drains to stop them blocking.
@@split_pin I had so much water in the car it has taken me over 4weeks to dry,,and in truth there is stll moisture still in the form back,,but its back in now...I,v taped up the sunroof ,,and not replaced alot of trim,,just hope its ok,,if not then its going...
I hate leaking water into the car the Audi was leaking sorted now but I need new scuttle pannel for her it don't help we live in the Highlands lol another good upload mate. 👍
Cheers, I think my Audi leaked the same place as yours. Turned out to be the fuse box seal!
I also found on my neighbours 52/03 plate where the boot joins by the rear window in the valley and the rear quarters join there’s a little gap in the join which we found also let’s water in so a little bit of gasket seal fixed that
Yes mine leaked there also, another leak source to add to the list!
I'll have to check my rover 75 mein Rover75 ist 1999 model with v6 177ps HP and has a lot of work already done to it, the only slight problem is that have is the rear suspension and I think is the rubber bush from the trailing arm
I have a bad leak here too. Was it rain water getting in or road spray? Mine is clean rain water.
It was clean rainwater coming in.
@@split_pin cheers, bailed out the wheel well this morning. Will get it sorted ASAP. Thanks for the video, very helpful.
Yes probably so but could still be possible to seal around the air duckt
Tried that, didn't work!
You don't really have to take the rear bumper off because if the part is accessible from inside
The tabs to release it are on the outside though.
So you did not seal the chrome thingys and did not seal the rear tail lights
See other video for the rear light sealing. Chrome strips already sealed by a previous owner. Boot has been bone dry ever since.
@@split_pin have you found tail light fix, chrome strip tightened and air ducts sealed has resolved the problem. Trying to sort my 75, used gorilla sealant on the tail light gaskets but still getting water in the boot. Hoping the chrome, air ducts sort it. Also going to buy some captain tolley boat sealant just for good measure. Any advice would be great!
@@SensibleCarGuy I'm now getting a very small amount of water ingress into the offside boot area, I'll need to investigate where that's coming from.
So just looking you do,nt have a sunroof(no drain pipes) I,v just gone though a flood ,a carpet /center consul out job,, now I have water around the back end ,,I think its coming from the headliner flooded from the sunroof,,,,,At the moment the cars a right mess... Never buy an old car with a sunroof.....
Mine does have a sunroof and caused the previous owner a fair bit of grief. He had to replace all the carpets after repairing and modifying the sunroof drains to stop them blocking.
@@split_pin I had so much water in the car it has taken me over 4weeks to dry,,and in truth there is stll moisture still in the form back,,but its back in now...I,v taped up the sunroof ,,and not replaced alot of trim,,just hope its ok,,if not then its going...