Is it a Landrover or a sieve?

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Andy

Guest

• May 7, 2006

• #1

Feeling really pleased with myself after I successfully repaired the leaky
bulkhead and door seal, until a downpour today and water p*ssed in through
the sunroof!!!!

So do I seal the whole thing with clear silicone and never open it again or
try and plug up the seals so I can still use it (going to be difficult) or
get it totally replaced by a pro??

 

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Nige

Guest

• May 7, 2006

• #2

Andy wrote:
> Feeling really pleased with myself after I successfully repaired the leaky
> bulkhead and door seal, until a downpour today and water p*ssed in through
> the sunroof!!!!
>
> So do I seal the whole thing with clear silicone and never open it again or
> try and plug up the seals so I can still use it (going to be difficult) or
> get it totally replaced by a pro??

It was a hell of a downpour though!!!

Seal it up, you'll never use it again anyway!!

Nige


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puffernutter

Guest

• May 8, 2006

• #3

Andy wrote:
> Feeling really pleased with myself after I successfully repaired the leaky
> bulkhead and door seal, until a downpour today and water p*ssed in through
> the sunroof!!!!
>
> So do I seal the whole thing with clear silicone and never open it again or
> try and plug up the seals so I can still use it (going to be difficult) or
> get it totally replaced by a pro??

Do what I did - fit a roof rack then board the rack over. Problem
solved!

You can even have it open when it's chucking it down and you don't get
wet

Cheers

Peter

1990 110 TD Reggie the Veggie

 

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William Tasso

Guest

• May 8, 2006

• #4

puffernutter <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Andy wrote:
>> Feeling really pleased with myself after I successfully repaired the
>> leaky
>> bulkhead and door seal, until a downpour today and water p*ssed in
>> through
>> the sunroof!!!!
>>
>> So do I seal the whole thing with clear silicone and never open it
>> again or
>> try and plug up the seals so I can still use it (going to be difficult)
>> or
>> get it totally replaced by a pro??
>
> Do what I did - fit a roof rack then board the rack over. Problem
> solved!

Bet that looks interesting in a wind/smoke tunnel

> You can even have it open when it's chucking it down and you don't get
> wet

ITYM: wet(ter)

Toodle-pip
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William Tasso
110 V8