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the usual gaylander problem then
Any one on here?
Freelanders have jets of water which squirt up at the windscreen so you can clean the windscreen betterer with the wipers. Save yer having to get out. Think of it as being a bit like the draft from yer doors only it's made of water.its always good to find and fix a fault, as for the jet wash? whats that
Yes. you will need to drill 2 holes in yer bonnet and fit the jets. Then run a hose from the inside of the bonnet from the jet to a water tank. Plug the hose into the in tank pump. Power the pump via a switch using yer electrics. I assume you have electrics? Now poke a needle in the jet to get the angle right. Remove needle and turn on the electrics and watch in amazement when you press the switch. If yer dun't have electric you can put a water bottle in the back and tip it's contents on the screen as required.Strange, can I retro fit them to mine?
your siggy has one p missingit looks bad your way
it looks bad your way
I had a similar problem last year with leaks through the floor. I didn't screw down me metal fool tank inspection lid and went through some puddles at speed and water jumped up and pushed the cover up and got inside. Made ma hippo smell of cabbages until I'd finished drying the carpets out. Have learnt my lesson on that one. Cover screwed down now. Had to remove the seats and lift the carpet to mop the water out then used some fans on cool blow only with a dehumidifier to dry it out.I'm happy with a paint brush, that looks far too arty
as for roof leaks, I dont have a sunroof! it only leaks through the tops of the doors, between the windows and the rear door, unless im driving; then big puddles/floods etc leak through the floor and transmission tunnel.
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