Water Coming Through Roof
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Water Coming Through Roof
I drove my Disco II to work this morning after last night's heavy rain with no issue, but when I took the truck to lunch, I noticed my seat was wet. Once I began moving, a huge flood of water poured on me from above. I found the water was coming from where the seat belt retracts. After feeling around, the headliner along the rear driver's side door is soaked. Where could water be getting in? How should I proceed? Thank you!
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I have a donor rover semi-apart right now; I'll give it a look see and let you know this evening.
Edit: sorry I have not finished. The B pillar is hollow but encased so you can access it. I haven't gotten the headliner out yet. Sounds like you figured it out though. Please post pictures.
Edit: sorry I have not finished. The B pillar is hollow but encased so you can access it. I haven't gotten the headliner out yet. Sounds like you figured it out though. Please post pictures.
Last edited by Charlie_V; 07-05-2015 at 09:38 AM.
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Yep, a common fault with D2 sunroofs, it comes to everyone who waits - sooner or later.
Can be many entry points, the exit point doesn't denote the ingress point, but best remove the headliner, sunroof(s) and set in new seals at the same time check the roof drains are clear and the plastic well not broken.
There's an article and fix in LRO April 2014 dedicated to sunroofs.
You can also get leaks around the front screen which is hot wire 'glued' into place.
Can be many entry points, the exit point doesn't denote the ingress point, but best remove the headliner, sunroof(s) and set in new seals at the same time check the roof drains are clear and the plastic well not broken.
There's an article and fix in LRO April 2014 dedicated to sunroofs.
You can also get leaks around the front screen which is hot wire 'glued' into place.
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