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zx7r33

New Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #1

Went out today to pick up my boys, and guess what, got 6 miles down the road and got a flat tire..... so there i was in the ****ing rain changing my tire, o out side temp,,,, fooking cold , by the time i had finished i could not feel my fingers,,,, aghhhhhh..... Anyway enough of that ****,, when i took out the spare wheel, the wheel well had around 8mm of water in it , not been off roading, ,,,it dose not rain in my car,,,, So i guess there must be another reason ,,, don't have a sun roof ,,, dose the tail gate leak on these...???? Anyone else had the same issue???? o i have rr p38 4.0 96.....thanks Rob....................

 

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r.rover

New Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #2

Bang a hole in the spare wheel well,

Job done.

 

howardo

New Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #3

i thought rangey owners had servants/drivers who changed their wheels

 

ned25

New Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #4

my 96 p38 was just the same not massis of water but enuff i popped out a bung twas fine from then

 

gemsdad

NOT BOTHERED.

Full Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #5

howardo said:

i thought rangey owners had servants/drivers who changed their wheels

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we do but they have to have a few hours off for the holiday.not too many mind else they get cheeky..ps it is a butler not a servant.

 

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zx7r33

New Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #6

sorry guys ,forgot to mention i was writing this for my servent who cant speak english or read or write,,, so in going through the phrase book , i managed to put to gether the eairler post,,,,,, But don't worry i'll stop the cost of the tire from her salary,,,, and she will spend new years cleaning the water out the back of the rr ,,, stupid bitch, that will teach her........
Hope you all have a happy new year,,,,, she won't ,, lol,, Rob

 

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Nicktrackside

Active Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #7

I had the same thing, water in the spare wheel well. I fixed mine by removing the rubber seal around the boot, and bending the lip under the plastic flap out. Then refit the seal which should have two holes in it at the bottom.