doz · May 14, 2013

When it rains front passengers feet get a free wash. I've sealed up the pollen filter hatch but still a liberal sprinkling water. Any ideas where else this waters getting in?

Pikey · May 14, 2013

You sure it's a landrover?? They din't usually leak.. do a search on ere and you won't find a single thread on this problem.. :doh:

doz · May 14, 2013

but it's a range rover so it's special :bolt:

odysseus · May 14, 2013

Sunroof drains? Check that they aren't clogged.

Datatek · May 15, 2013

doz said:
When it rains front passengers feet get a free wash. I've sealed up the pollen filter hatch but still a liberal sprinkling water. Any ideas where else this waters getting in?

Blocked pollen filter drains, blocked aircon drains, leaks at the top of the screen, the list of possibilities is endless, it's made in England.

doz · May 15, 2013

Cheers. I didn't know if there was a drain actually for the nearside filter housing. I've blown the AC drains through. Pollen filters are new. I guess I'll have to try and get my head up the back of the dash while somebody squirts water at the car.

stjohnsmythe · May 15, 2013

I sealed up the pollen filter hatch and mine still leaked. To fix it I removed the scuttle panel and housing the pollen filters sit in and then sealed everything I could. No leaks since!

zzr1200 · May 15, 2013

redhand said:
You sure it's a landrover?? They din't usually leak.. do a search on ere and you won't find a single thread on this problem.. :doh:

Thats because most Land Rovers have faster flowing leaks from the bottom half than they do from the top half so never fill up, only the later Range Rover's have better sealed door/floors to keep the water in, shame they didn't sort the top half first..

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