Possibly.
If nothing obvious, then I’d start removing the trims and look for tell-tale (whilst it’s still wet).
Assume you have nothing bolted to the rear around the roof/door (aerials/lights or similar).
Alteredtech
Well-Known Member
Hi,
There is a plastic part that can let the water go in, like on the picture. Use a small amount of water to see if goes in.
You can remove that part and put a new seal.
Or you can use a silicon tube, like I did on my car, no more water. Just cover the ruber seal, don’t cover the 2 water holes on each side.
There is a plastic part that can let the water go in, like on the picture. Use a small amount of water to see if goes in.
You can remove that part and put a new seal.
Or you can use a silicon tube, like I did on my car, no more water. Just cover the ruber seal, don’t cover the 2 water holes on each side.
Cyrus 200
Member
No nothing bolted on that should not be there will just do the trial and error stuff
Cyrus 200
Member
That piece looks pretty solid but will seal it anyway but I was thinking about this spot marked on the picture
