Water Leaks everywhere???
4wd Low
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Louisville
I had the same issue with my 03 DII. My headliner above the front passenger door (that whole front corner) was soaked! Mine had a faulty sunroof tray and simply unclogging/cleaning the sunroof drain tubes never helped the problem. You might try that first though since it's the least expensive route. My faulty sunroof tray led to a "body seam leak". Apparently this is the actual weld on the bare metal of where the roof meets the rest of the body. This required removal of the headliner and re-welding the problem area. I had this done at LR and without my warranty, it would have been about $1400 (including sunroof parts). So, hopefully it's not this. Def check sunroof drain tubes first.
Pro Wrench
Joined: May 2009
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From: North Carolina Coast
I had the same issue with my 03 DII. My headliner above the front passenger door (that whole front corner) was soaked! Mine had a faulty sunroof tray and simply unclogging/cleaning the sunroof drain tubes never helped the problem. You might try that first though since it's the least expensive route. My faulty sunroof tray led to a "body seam leak". Apparently this is the actual weld on the bare metal of where the roof meets the rest of the body. This required removal of the headliner and re-welding the problem area. I had this done at LR and without my warranty, it would have been about $1400 (including sunroof parts). So, hopefully it's not this. Def check sunroof drain tubes first.
Baja
Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Pittsburgh PA suburbs.
Epitome of British Engineering
Precisely what is the meaning of the phrase "The Epitome of British Engineering" as you use it?
I thought the only well engineered British made things were their early WWII aircraft, they have never been known for production of highly engineered automobiles have they?
None come to mind.................. maybe Lotus
I thought the only well engineered British made things were their early WWII aircraft, they have never been known for production of highly engineered automobiles have they?
None come to mind.................. maybe Lotus
Three Wheeling
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Atlantic Beach, FL
Three Wheeling
Joined: Mar 2010
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From: El Centro, CA
Precisely what is the meaning of the phrase "The Epitome of British Engineering" as you use it?
I thought the only well engineered British made things were their early WWII aircraft, they have never been known for production of highly engineered automobiles have they?
None come to mind.................. maybe Lotus
I thought the only well engineered British made things were their early WWII aircraft, they have never been known for production of highly engineered automobiles have they?
None come to mind.................. maybe Lotus