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Driver's footwell constantly wet
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Lee M
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Hi mate,
I had the same problem but it wasn't the door seal.
If it is on the drivers side footwell then it could be a leak coming from behind the upper dash.
You will have to look under the dash by taking the lower cover off below the steering wheel. Have a look to the right above the bonnet leaver, and see if the steel bar has a bit of 'water rust' on.
Cheers
Lee
I had the same problem but it wasn't the door seal.
If it is on the drivers side footwell then it could be a leak coming from behind the upper dash.
You will have to look under the dash by taking the lower cover off below the steering wheel. Have a look to the right above the bonnet leaver, and see if the steel bar has a bit of 'water rust' on.
Cheers
Lee
I sealed all my doors last weekend following the guide, i.e taking the door cover off then putting sealent round the inner cover and its made no difference at all infact when i opened the door on Monday morning there was a waterfall from my drivers door as if its stuck between the door sill and the door
When you took the door card off, did you remove the metal carrier and leave it on the two top bolts, and then clean the channel the old seal ran in?
smithsc, were did you take the door cards back off to see if there was any evidence of where on the seal it still coming through? i first attacked the sealant, trying to jsut replace the perished original seals but it was still coming through after taking the hose to the windows. i slapped an extra load of sealant on the outside of the ancillary panel right around it, putting even more at points where i could see that water had appeared through or was still feeling moist because of water behind the sealant
erm no it didn't say that on my printout
Didn't think you did, you just put it around where the panel met the actual the door i think.
I haven't taken the door cards back off yet its been too wet the water was between the bottom of the door and the sill when i opened the door there must have been nearly a pint of water stored.
Am i best taking the door cards back off loosening the bolts apart from the top 2 on the ancillary and the seal again and then tighten back on and seal again
Am i best taking the door cards back off loosening the bolts apart from the top 2 on the ancillary and the seal again and then tighten back on and seal again
yeah took the door card off and then was faced with the ancillary card, black metal thing and sealed round the edge of that
Nah mine aint the bulkhead, i "cheekily" just sealed nicely around the bottom of the ancillary panel hehe.
But obviously water has built up behind and frozen and forced apart the silicone. Ordered some of the cord today from SEAT.
Will re-attack the problem on friday, so LEE im right in thinkin that you just took all of the bolts out of the ancillary and left it dangling by the top two? to save undoing the window reg etc?
Jimski
But obviously water has built up behind and frozen and forced apart the silicone. Ordered some of the cord today from SEAT.
Will re-attack the problem on friday, so LEE im right in thinkin that you just took all of the bolts out of the ancillary and left it dangling by the top two? to save undoing the window reg etc?
Jimski
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