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Porsche Club GB

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damaged door membranes and cost £100 a door

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On my boxster this was due to damaged door membranes and cost £100 a door to fix at my local OPC.

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damaged door membranes and cost £100 a door

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On my boxster this was due to damaged door membranes and cost £100 a door to fix at my local OPC.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

After the last couple of days rain I've found the bottom of both the internal door panels to be soaking wet, extending up from the bottom of the panel to about 25/30mm The nearside is worse in that the water has run down into the floorwell - the car is only three years. Could this be due to the doorseals alone or the door not closing tight enough against the seals? Anybody any ideas before I return the car to the supplier?

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On my boxster this was due to damaged door membranes and cost £100 a door to fix at my local OPC.

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