bustersbus
Well-Known Member
Try and stick some sealant stuff around the clutch and brake boxes on the inside of yer engine bay for starters
bustersbus
Well-Known Member
Mind on, that's just for starters It could be comin' from anywheres as water likes tae travel!!! What's the condition of yer bulkhead?
It could be comin' from anywheres as water likes tae travel!!! What's the condition of yer bulkhead?
saxon101
Active Member
Hmmm, my bulkhead you say? well now theres a thing. it has some minor rust or at least it did the last time i looked but all seemed solid enough. the landy has spent the last year in austria however and suffered the -17 winter with all the joys of snow and ice. maybe i should have a propper good look at it again. its one of those thing though, put up with wet feet and turn a blind eye to the possibility of rotton bulkhead or bite the bullet? thanks for your help on this man, oh and by-the-way; nice gallery pics
happydog77
New Member
i had same problem, i siliconed the top of the windscreen pillar??, nae sure if thats whit its called, lol, the bit where the corner of the roof meets the bit next to drivers door, ive nae had water in since, .
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happydog77
New Member
aye just under the roof right on the corner, it has worked on mine, i got fed up of havin to take spare socks n trainers everytime it rained ,
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happydog77
New Member
lol, i had that too, vents wouldnt close properly...had to get them sorted when my other half went nuts when it was snowin inside the landy lol, she's happy now though lol
saxon101
Active Member
actually yeah it also leaks down the front edge of the driver door. this is odd actually, the drivers door is about 2mm shorter at the top than the passenger side yet the body lines match perfectly? the door seal doesn't seal the door tops properly. you can literally see a strip of light at the door top
