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after it rains or i wash the car the boot lid gets water in it and when i open it the water comes out all over the stuff in my boot anyone know of a fix
iv drilled a few holes in the metal channel near the rear bumper bar to try n help water run off, can take photos if people need them, any ideas are greatly apriciated as i plan to do a custom boot install son but need this fixed first |
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StevenBruzz wrote: after it rains or i wash the car the boot lid gets water in it and when i open it the water comes out all over the stuff in my boot anyone know of a fix iv drilled a few holes in the metal channel near the rear bumper bar to try n help water run off, can take photos if people need them, any ideas are greatly apriciated as i plan to do a custom boot install son but need this fixed first i have this same issue with my car and my brothers au, anyone can help would be great
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I have the same problem with my AU2! It is actually getting inside the "frame" of the boot lid. I have sealed up every hole in the lid (the spoiler mounts, brake light cable, "Falcon" garnish, number plate holes, etc) and it still does it. Just can't figure out how it's even possible. Would love to hear if anyone has solved this.
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Try pulling out the entire boot seal and give the back of it a good scrub in a bucket of water.
While it's out of the car give the edge where it seats into place on the car a good scrub and wash. You'd be suprised how much crap gets stuck under the seal preventing it from keeping water out. |
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itsmee wrote: Try pulling out the entire boot seal and give the back of it a good scrub in a bucket of water. While it's out of the car give the edge where it seats into place on the car a good scrub and wash. You'd be suprised how much crap gets stuck under the seal preventing it from keeping water out. its also a nice spot to start rusting in the crapy mud,dont be shocked if theres plenty of mud and crap
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itsmee wrote: Try pulling out the entire boot seal and give the back of it a good scrub in a bucket of water. While it's out of the car give the edge where it seats into place on the car a good scrub and wash. You'd be suprised how much crap gets stuck under the seal preventing it from keeping water out. will give this a try, i find it only happens after heaps of rain, but its a pain in the rectum when you open your boot and it pours down from the bootlid
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Mine was leaking through the garnish, loaded all sealing points with silicone and all seems fine.
Usually happens when the falcons at parked slightly downhill nose first, try parking front up hill and see if it happens |
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Pakrat wrote: Mine was leaking through the garnish, loaded all sealing points with silicone and all seems fine. Usually happens when the falcons at parked slightly downhill nose first, try parking front up hill and see if it happens id say it does because usually my car is parked uphill.
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the holes have seemed to work for anyone after a quick temp fix
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