Mainwaring

Active Member

• Jun 13, 2012

• #21

crockett007 said:

it's a hell of a lot for condensation. I still believe it's a combination of
your issue, resetting the seals, and water ingress from the door itself.

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Erm... Yes, good point! You're probably right!

 

Hippo

Lord Hippo

• Jun 13, 2012

• #22

Check the vent isn't covered: http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/tired-condensation-front-windscreen-67379-5.html

 

IanSG19

Member

• Dec 20, 2012

• #23

Sorry for bumping this thread, but I am wondering why the carpet in my fish tank was sopping bloody wet in the "height" of summer (when I had the hardback off and wanted to stop people stealing my wallet, camera, etc ... all of which got very wet), and yet is now (after persistent downpours in East Anglia for the past two months) dry as the proverbial ... erm ... very dry thing! Would suggest it's condensation, no? But there was a hell of a lot of it!

 

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Yakko

New Member

• Dec 20, 2012

• #24

I had a wet boot, found it was caused by some anti-rattle foam under the boot sill trim soaking up water from under the seal and transporting it into the locker.

Removed the foam, had a dry locker since.

 

Hippo

Lord Hippo

• Dec 20, 2012

• #25

Yakko said:

I had a wet boot, found it was caused by some anti-rattle foam under the boot sill trim soaking up water from under the seal and transporting it into the locker.

Removed the foam, had a dry locker since.

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Can we have a photo of that so others know where to look?