RangeRoller dt · Nov 14, 2020

@Dopey uses the steal misses pegs method and I can also attest to their usefulness

Dippypud · Nov 14, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
@Dopey uses the steal misses pegs method and I can also attest to their usefulness

Mine were crap, but they were plastic, if yours were wooden ones they might well grip better ...

RangeRoller dt · Nov 14, 2020

They are giant pegs not like clothes pegs. Bought them after I saw Dopey use clothes pegs to get his cam gasket on is a nightmare job

sjp873 · Nov 14, 2020

Grrrrrr said:
That strip pops out but doubt it is leaking as there is no hole underneath, unless it has rotted through. Someone did have a pinhole in a weld that was leaking. I'd start by the windscreen surround.

interesting... how would it get in from the top or the windscreen?

RangeRoller dt · Nov 14, 2020

There’s a bit of trim can lift. Even seen few on here didn’t know it was missing.

Ratae · Nov 14, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
I managed on my own. Lie on your back and hold it up with your (clean) feet then you hands are free to fit it.

Presumably that's to refit the newly covered headliner back to the car? - much the same as I did mine
You weren't sticking the new material on with the liner in the car surely?

RangeRoller dt · Nov 14, 2020

What liner?

I’d stuck it back with numerous types of glue (best of which was actually a Wilkis cheapy spray glue) while in situ. No good has to come out.
In end I copied kev12 just cleaned the board up painted it and put it back. cost £zero guaranteed to not sag for life.
Data used those button things like you get on a posh sofa looks really nice.
Whichever way you choose it makes huge difference to the overall feel and experience of the vehicle. Is hard to justify the amount of years I had it flapping about

tomcat59alan · Nov 14, 2020

Ratae said:
Presumably that's to refit the newly covered headliner back to the car? - much the same as I did mine
You weren't sticking the new material on with the liner in the car surely?

No he emulsioned it I believe,he luv's Orange.

RangeRoller dt · Nov 14, 2020

Goes nice wiv me injun

RangeRoller dt · Nov 14, 2020

I didn’t like the constant gatherings of orange crumbs from the lining flapping about. That really did my head in

sjp873 · Nov 14, 2020

found this

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/theres-a-hole-in-my-rangie-and-its-letting-in-water.41502/

sjp873 · Nov 14, 2020

and...

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/rain-water-leak-a-post-area.170981/

Henry_b · Nov 14, 2020

Do you have what looks to be condensation dripping from the sunroof ?

sjp873 · Nov 14, 2020

Henry_b said:
Do you have what looks to be condensation dripping from the sunroof ?

don't have a sunroof

Henry_b · Nov 14, 2020

sjp873 said:
don't have a sunroof

Can rule that out then!

Has it had a windscreen replacement recently?

sjp873 · Nov 14, 2020

Henry_b said:
Can rule that out then!

Has it had a windscreen replacement recently?

not in last 5 years or so..

I'm going to see if I can take the roof/window trim off and take a look

Grrrrrr · Nov 14, 2020

I used the Martrim kit with a thick pair of walking socks on my hands to smooth it down. An easy afternoon.

sjp873 · Nov 19, 2020

just an update...

it is coming from the roof rail over the drivers side where it has slightly lifted and running towards the front of the car.

Any good sealant recommended?

brianp38dse · Nov 19, 2020

Stikaflex

Grrrrrr · Nov 20, 2020

sjp873 said:
just an update...

it is coming from the roof rail over the drivers side where it has slightly lifted and running towards the front of the car.

Any good sealant recommended?

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