Stormintrooper

Active Member

• Dec 31, 2015

• #21

OK so iv got a leaky slave and maybe a leaky master too. Parts ordered and panic over. Just keeping some spare fluid with me at all times now

 

Stormintrooper

Active Member

• Jan 14, 2016

• #22

Hey guys. Little update. Now whilst I haven't completely sealed those outer seams. Iv done about 90% of it and I'm still getting so much water collect on the ceiling. Could it be just general condensation? Part of me thinks it is because it doesn't get worse when I'm driving in the rain. Part of me thinks it can't be because of how much water there is up there

 

Stormintrooper

Active Member

• Jan 15, 2016

• #23

Any ideas left guys as I'm tired of feeling the need to wear a raincoat lol

 

Kwakerman

Well-Known Member

• Jan 15, 2016

• #24

Have you done the last 10% yet and also checked the other seams on the roof (one going across roof and two front to back on mine). Also checked that the drain holes at the rear corners of the gutters are clear?

 

Stormintrooper

Active Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #25

Sealed heavily all around the gutter. It can still drain. That last bit I haven't yet done no but I am starting to think condensation. But it's alot of water for that. I will seal up the last bit when it's dry but it isn't much and the seams are very flush

 

Kwakerman

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #26

The cross seam was the main cause of my leak as I park on a sloped drive so rain water would pool on the seam and leak through. Since I resealed it it is pretty well water proof