LR3 Leakage Problem
#1
LR3 Leakage Problem
Hello all,
I have the following problem. When it's raining outside a water start to leak from the 2 front frame airbags (see the picture attachment) as well as the small hole, which is next to the inside lights next to the inside rear mirror.( second attachment). Does anybody have an idea what could be the problem? I think it's somewhere around the sunroof, but I can't figure out.
Thanks!
I have the following problem. When it's raining outside a water start to leak from the 2 front frame airbags (see the picture attachment) as well as the small hole, which is next to the inside lights next to the inside rear mirror.( second attachment). Does anybody have an idea what could be the problem? I think it's somewhere around the sunroof, but I can't figure out.
Thanks!
#2
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I found the sunroof troubleshot manual
http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/albu...%20Ingress.pdf
Anyway Thanks for your help!
http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/albu...%20Ingress.pdf
Anyway Thanks for your help!
#6
I had the exact same problem with my 2005 LR3 this spring (including where the water was coming out). The problem was that all 4 sun roof drains were clogged.
Apparently, they drain into the wheel wells somewhere (not quite sure where) so over time, they can get clogged up even though they are protected somehow. The shop I took it to charged ~$325 to clear the drains -- it just takes time to disassemble all of the wheel wells, they said.
Apparently, they drain into the wheel wells somewhere (not quite sure where) so over time, they can get clogged up even though they are protected somehow. The shop I took it to charged ~$325 to clear the drains -- it just takes time to disassemble all of the wheel wells, they said.
#7
I had the exact same problem with my 2005 LR3 this spring (including where the water was coming out). The problem was that all 4 sun roof drains were clogged.
Apparently, they drain into the wheel wells somewhere (not quite sure where) so over time, they can get clogged up even though they are protected somehow. The shop I took it to charged ~$325 to clear the drains -- it just takes time to disassemble all of the wheel wells, they said.
Apparently, they drain into the wheel wells somewhere (not quite sure where) so over time, they can get clogged up even though they are protected somehow. The shop I took it to charged ~$325 to clear the drains -- it just takes time to disassemble all of the wheel wells, they said.
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