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1/ Is 10mins long enough for everything to settle down? Have you tried after 30mins or even 1 hour. I dont know for certain but 50mA would seem reasonable to me. I may check my D2 tomorrow if I get a moment but have you disconnected the...

When I pulled the head lining out mine the inside of the windscreen frame was rotten & was leaking. :(

Sorry guys this isn't closed. After a few days of the sun visors being dry dispite more rain i have now noticed water above the drivers sun visor again and there was a little condensation on the bottom drivers side corner of the windscreen. Looks...

To close this out we have had plenty of rain again and i've additionally been out in it too. Not a drip and no sign of anything above the sun visors. Job sorted, resealing the windscreen rubber and the roof gutters has cured all leaks. Its clear...

Good luck with it anyway. I’m glad none of my Land Rovers leak…….I wish 😏

When you say pulling away I suppose you mean harder acceleration than normal running. Just a thought but my first checks on an old motor with a turbo would be the pipes feeding it and the intercooler. if they are weak in any way then they can...

No its always on the flat

I think water must be getting in somewhere else and running along on top of the roof lining.

That’s my thoughts. I would get the headliner out and put a hose on the roof.

There was a technical bulletin for water getting in at the top of the A pillars: http://site.lrch.nl/sites/default/files/L8861bu.pdf

My son's D2 had a leak and had the head lining out for almost a year. Windscreen refitted didn't cure it, sealer in the gutters and corner of the screen didn't cure it, or roof bars. Then all of a sudden it stopped, so very frustrating but glad...

Designed to keep the sun out, no wonder they’re struggling with water 🤣

No its a solid vehicle. We've had rain all day today and I've checked and everything is bone dry, including the visors. Points of note are no wet edge to headlining and no misting up and wetness to inside of windscreen, which is the opposite of...

OK i've searched the forum but not really found anything that confirms why my sun visors had water on them after rain. 1998 TD5, no sun roofs and no roof rails. The windscreen seal needed doing by applying black sikaflex along the top of the seal...