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hi tina wot ever you do DONT use silicone sealer to seal ya lights on use the seal tape someone on here will know wot its called,if its been raining then i always open all the doors to let out thw rain water from the doors then u also know if there blocked up,and another good one is waxoil the car do the inside of the doors too protects the car.john
1990 100 2.2 10vqt 82k miles(now dead)
1990 90 2.3 20v 166k miles
1988 90 2.0 10v 181k miles
oh and a polo for work.
hi tina wot ever you do DONT use silicone sealer to seal ya lights on use the seal tape someone on here will know wot its called,if its been raining then i always open all the doors to let out thw rain water from the doors then u also know if there blocked up,and another good one is waxoil the car do the inside of the doors too protects the car.john
Could this also explain why i cant get in the car when its been a freezin
& all icey.
But ive been defrosting them kettles of warm water.......
as they have been stuck solid!!!
oh dear, have I FLOODED IT
looks like it hun,as far as i can see water runs down the door,on to the lock n frezzes.then ya cant open the ******,have u tryed pulling on the door handle before u unlock it,as ya car might have lock heaters.
1990 100 2.2 10vqt 82k miles(now dead)
1990 90 2.3 20v 166k miles
1988 90 2.0 10v 181k miles
oh and a polo for work.
As you say - there is no difference in the parts..... and from experience, they all leak eventually.
I've now re-sealed all 3 of my coupes to stop rear end leaks.
one '96 2.0 coupe
one '95 ABY coupe
one '92 3B coupe
don't you 6 speeders think you've got anthing special
Alistair - you are the Coupe owning king then - heheh... Have you had to seal round the rear lamps or the tailgate seals to cure these leaks. I'm asking cos I have surely brought the full power of murphy's law onto myself for saying my car is dry
It has always been the rear lights for me.
The 2.0 had a wet rear seat footwells. Caused by the drivers side rear lamp cluster leaking. Water collected under the plastic bin in the boot, then during driving it'd slosh forward - under the rear seat bench and then down into the footwells somehow.
Both S2s have leaked on the passenger side - making the spare wheel well damp on all the formed carpets.
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