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| paul w |
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As suggested, I pulled off the weather strip around the A pillar, and put silicone in the gaps: looks like the roof is spotwelded (?) onto the rest of the car, and the gaps were between the two sections, varying between 2 and 7cm in length, about half/one millimetre wide.
It's sunny up here today (yay!) but rain is coming all next week, so will see how it goes.
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| paul w |
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Lifted up the passenger carpet, and saw a little trickle of water.
The water is seeping across the passenger footwell from somewhere in the centre - couldn't lift the carpet any further, and followed the little water course as far as the gearbox hump. Any ideas?
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| paul w |
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Actually, it's coming down the inside of the firewall.
Not a huge amount, but it then pools in at the bottom and soaks the carpet. I have the carpet lifted up now, with something underneath holding it up, so it does not get wet. As mentioned above, I sealed the roof strip (above the A pilllar), so that should be fine (it looks waterproof enough). Anyone have any ideas where else it may be coming from?
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| low_ryda |
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The air conditioner drain is under there somewhere, I've heard of it blocking up and causing problems, which can be intermittant. You said Queensland I thought air-con lol.
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| paul w |
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Still leaking when it rains heavilly (or for a prolonged period).
I'll apply some more silicon to the top of the roof line. I now have small towls under the carpet, replacing when soaked.
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Age: 47 Posts: 5 Joined: 2nd Aug 2009 Ride: Ford EF Fairmont, XH Ute, EL XR Location: Brisvagas |
Hi, had the same problem with my ef, II, if you use the aircon alot(high humidity), get up under the front, there is a black water drip tray that drains out the front of the fire wall, near the bell housing, there is the black plastic drain, I pushed a 150mm long 6mm drill bit down the hole, and the water tank flowed freely, drained a bout a liter or more out, stoped the carpet getting wet, hair dryer worked well for drying out the car... good luck.
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