Something that really annoys me is when you squirt the windscreen, with the window open it seems to find it way down too the electric window switches! It's such a bad design, why have all those switches in such a vulnerable place where it attracts water!

My C class is exactly the same, maybe LR have German engineering?

Err put the window up so that your switches/you stay dry?!

They're water 'resistant' to cope with water getting on them anyway Mine: 2012 Golf GTI Edition 35
Family's: 2009 Freelander 2 HSE TD4 Auto, Stornoway

Yorkshire - God's County

yes thats the easy option, but sometimes i do drive with the window open

I've got a similar beef.
When it's raining and I got the sunroof open it seems to find it's way onto the seats, bad design, why have all those seats in a place it can get rained on.

same problem on daf trucks there dutch  rainy-city
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You could try thicker water in the screen wash  2002 Honda VFR800
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EYorkshire wrote:

I've got a similar beef.
When it's raining and I got the sunroof open it seems to find it's way onto the seats, bad design, why have all those seats in a place it can get rained on.

I have that too, so closed the cover and the rain still came in through the netting, whats the point of netting thats not waterproof, I ask ya  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

I believe you can buy wind deflectors for you front door windows. They might help. You'll look like a dork but at least you're dry.