tuesday

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User 040621

SR drains and windshield are the likely cuprits....

g60pops

also check your the plastic door membranes once you take off the doorcards

tuesday

thanks guys.. i will take the door cards off tonight and check them..

where do the sunroof drains come out at the front?

koenig_roland

you can only hear it, or you can see it.?! In the front the water cames out just behind the front-wheel.
In the back, the water cames between the backlights out.

drknauf

fix it quick bro ,it,s a pitty it is a nice ride


love those wheel centres in the black they look wicked


good luck


greettzzz knauf

ABQ Slim

That's a beautiful car. It would almost have to be the sunroof drains. Here is a thread describing one user's fix:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=44660

And another:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=44660

And one more:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=44660

Between those three you should have enough info to start troubleshooting the tubes. Best of luck, and welcome to Rennlist!

a964man

Hi, Had the same problem, it was the door plastic membranes, try the old hosepipe test, should do the trick.

BTW car looks great She Low!

ducnine

beautiful car. welcome to RL.

Hope you figure out what is causing the leak and fix it.

964russ

Hi, ive been fightin the water ingress issue since i got my car.
The possible options for water ingress r allmost limitless.
Ive changed every rubber seal, done the suuny tubes the main vent rubber, the screen, the door membranes (which only allow damp in not water), iam allmost certain mine is either a incorrectly fitted panel (wing or scuttle), or problem with the front bonnet area?
Iam allmost out of options, its taken me 2/3 years of messin and still no wiser?
Dump any foam in the car it only makes things seam worse cos it dont dry out, i can go on and on.

Your car looks real good.

boxsey911

I developed a leak which I only have myself to blame for. I took off the bonnet seal and cleaned it up and then replaced it. I later found that water was getting into the compartment near the screen (where the servos are) and making its way behind the dash and down to the footwells. After heavy rain or a wash I would find water pooled on the plastic panel that covers the servos.

What I had done is set the bonnet seal incorrectly when I reinstalled it. The bonnet was no longer pressing down on it enough to make a seal when closed. The best way I can describe the error is that when set wrongly, the fresh air grill was gripping about 1/2 inch of rubber. Now that it is set correctly the grill only just grips the edge of the rubber which means the other side is much prouder and will seal when the bonnet is closed.

tuesday

i have found the problem guys! it was the rubber bonnet seal.. funny as just after i found the problem i came on here and boxsey911 posted that..

im guessing what had happened to mine is the adhesive holding the seal in had dried out over time and after opening and closing the bonnet all the time the seal had dislodged and was sitting at the wrong angle..

can anyone recommend a good adhesive to use when bonding this seal in??

thanks

boxsey911

I used Evostick timebond adhesive which is suitable for rubber.

tuesday

all sorted now guys, just refitted the bonnet seal..