I'm new to this forum, I have a 996 convertible recenly it has developed a leak. Can anyone give me a clue on why there is so much rain water coming into my Convertibel everything externally seems well sealed. The water is collecting at the bottom on the carpet the rear paasenger offside.
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you will need do do a leak test to see where but it could be a simple case of a seal worn away or something not quite fitted an opc normally has a wind/water procedure for a Cab, but it is all based on finding the leak in the 1st instance
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