Finally got round to doing this yesterday, and I must thank the author. Used 8mm butyl strip, very easy to do, and works a treat, thanks!
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Just did this following the guide on PAGE 33 and have to say very easy job to do with a bit of patience. It can be done by one person, just hold the door card in one hand and unclip stuff with the other! As for the butyl roll, I simply left it in the paper sleeve, stuck it on a kitchen roll holder and wound it off that.
The old stuff that came off looked like this:
The broken bits were the 6-8inches from beneath the speaker) where as the butyl looks like thick liquorice and goes on really easy.
Now for a rainy day to test my work out
The old stuff that came off looked like this:
The broken bits were the 6-8inches from beneath the speaker) where as the butyl looks like thick liquorice and goes on really easy.
Now for a rainy day to test my work out
M Triple C
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looking down through an empty door
Seal around outer edge of door. Viewed from underneath door facing up.
Arrow shows one of the oval drain holes in the door and corresponding drain hole in seal.
Outer lip of seal has to be pulled back to see the drain holes.
Seal around outer edge of door. Viewed from underneath door facing up.
Arrow shows one of the oval drain holes in the door and corresponding drain hole in seal.
Outer lip of seal has to be pulled back to see the drain holes.
M Triple C
Guest
Thanks Lee that's great mine seem to be clear but still finding water on my sill.. No wet carpet yet though
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It will come, do the door with the butyl strip and make sure the speakers are water tight too.
Swiss Toni
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Bora water leak
Hi, newbie here.
I've got a Bora and had these leaking issues. Using this site and the Tdiclub, I thought I'd fixed them, now however the mould smell is back.
I'll deal with the leak at the weekend, I thought I did a proper job last time, doors and pollen/electric boxes, I stripped the interior, pressure washed the carpet, bleached the underlay and then used an anti-mould spray on both the back of the carpet and the tray.
So I'm pretty p1ssed off I have to have another go at it. The road where I park has a severe camber, there's no avoiding it.
Anyway, my question is the underlay/soundproofing traY. It will stink of mould again for sure.
Who's done what reagrding the smell? Just dry it and put it back in?
Last time I used about 6 litres of bleach and let it soak before rinsing and drying, but it's a brutal process, the smell lingers, and the missus is non too pleased with the involvement of the bath for the bleaching.
Any tips please?
Hi, newbie here.
I've got a Bora and had these leaking issues. Using this site and the Tdiclub, I thought I'd fixed them, now however the mould smell is back.
I'll deal with the leak at the weekend, I thought I did a proper job last time, doors and pollen/electric boxes, I stripped the interior, pressure washed the carpet, bleached the underlay and then used an anti-mould spray on both the back of the carpet and the tray.
So I'm pretty p1ssed off I have to have another go at it. The road where I park has a severe camber, there's no avoiding it.
Anyway, my question is the underlay/soundproofing traY. It will stink of mould again for sure.
Who's done what reagrding the smell? Just dry it and put it back in?
Last time I used about 6 litres of bleach and let it soak before rinsing and drying, but it's a brutal process, the smell lingers, and the missus is non too pleased with the involvement of the bath for the bleaching.
Any tips please?
Swiss Toni
Guest
Problem is I'm in Switzerland, there's nothing close and my German is rubbish. I'll trawl the web though and see what's about.
Question
In the passenger footwell the dampness seems to be just in fron of the vent by your right foot if you were sitting in that seat
In the passenger footwell the dampness seems to be just in fron of the vent by your right foot if you were sitting in that seat
That's good as they are a pain to do lol
Pollen filter then i guess peel back the carpet and see if the sound deadening is wet.
Pollen filter then i guess peel back the carpet and see if the sound deadening is wet.
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