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YOUR RESEARCHLeaking hard top
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Check seals and they look ok
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I have checked the seals and they look OK but obviously dont work as designed.
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I fitted mine using silicone sealer on both front corners, this worked last year but this year still I got the drip and wet carpets!
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HAs anyone had any problems with leaking hard tops from the top front corner above the drivers head? I have checked the seals and they look OK but obviously dont work as designed. The drips come down onto the electric seat buttons so we know where that will end up!
Mawbe removing and refitting the roof may help?
Any ideas much appreciated!
Migration info. Legacy thread was 97554
Never had that problem with mine. I would try re-fitting with some silicone spray or even a bit of vaseline.
Where about are you Paul - I work in Twigworth?
Migration info. Legacy thread was 97556
We have a hse between Cirencester and Stroud off the A419.
Will try the vaseline as there cant be much of a gap and let you know.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 97566
Damn! I have just re read my post and it really doesnt read very well...
And without pouring too much fuel on this fire; If we ever meet, you will see for yourself that it would take more than a light application of vaseline
Migration info. Legacy thread was 97613
