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JulesK



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water ingress in boot

Hi all, any one had this problem?. thanks in advance.

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taztastic



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Whereabouts in the boot? Main culprit is a leaky high level brake lamp.

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I could see water trickling down the in side of rear window till I fixed it

Post #249545 19th Jan 2015 11:53 pm
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JulesK



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taztastic wrote:
Whereabouts in the boot? Main culprit is a leaky high level brake lamp.


Cheers mate will check that out tomorrow.

Post #249546 19th Jan 2015 11:56 pm
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D99



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My HL brake lamp used to do the same when i rinsed it after washing, the lamp unit didn't fit tightly enough against the seal to form a seal between the lamp unit and the metal body. Prob easy to fix, either by packing the retaining clips or fitting 2 seals if they will fit.

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Offshore1987



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Took mine out the other day because it kept leaking, seal didn't look to bad so I ended up putting Vaseline ( a good amount ) around the seal and so far it seems to be ok Smile Freelander 57 plate XS Blue Auto

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JulesK



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cheers for tips, see what the dealer does first before self fix. Thumbs Up

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Same issue here with High Level brake light...the seal round it was Censored
This results in water trickling down rear window & into boot.

Light is easy enough to take out & re-seal Whistle Cheers Ian
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Deano64



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Mine leaks as well in heavy rain and snow melt. I'm on my second, but I am now going to smear silicone grease around where the foam seal meets with the metal to make a better barrier. When the weather gets better that is !!

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Re: water ingress in boot

Jules61 wrote:
Hi all, any one had this problem?. thanks in advance.


High Level brake light, nice that a problem that was about in 2007 is still happening seven years down the line.

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taztastic



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Consistent manufacturing tolerances Whistle

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