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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: DomRim on 22 January 2014, 16:40

Title: Boot hatch filling up with water, NOT Rear washer pipe at fault.
Post by: DomRim on 22 January 2014, 16:40
Hi guys,

I have a 2001 gt tdi 110, and the boot hatch keeps filling up with water. The rear washer hose is attached and a good flow coming out of the jet. No obvious leaks from the pipe.

The water spills out everywhere every time the boot is opened.

Does anyone have any idea where it is coming from?

Aside from drilling a few small holes in the hatch itself to let the water out, I am out of ideas.

Also it doesn't have a sunroof.

Thanks

Dom
Title: Re: Boot hatch filling up with water, NOT Rear washer pipe at fault.
Post by: Luke1981 on 22 January 2014, 17:36
Have you taken the boot door card off?
Title: Re: Boot hatch filling up with water, NOT Rear washer pipe at fault.
Post by: DomRim on 22 January 2014, 21:13
Yes I took the boot door card off to check whether the washer pipe had come away from the rear wiper motor.

Once the boot door card was removed, the water was visible.
Title: Re: Boot hatch filling up with water, NOT Rear washer pipe at fault.
Post by: brewey on 22 January 2014, 22:49
Have you checked the seal around the rear screen? Or for that matter the boot seal?
Title: Re: Boot hatch filling up with water, NOT Rear washer pipe at fault.
Post by: DomRim on 08 February 2014, 09:05
Bit of an update…

I have changed the boot seal, dehumidified the car, thought all was solved.

However open the boot today and water poured out from it again.

Im going to do a hose test, probably put some silicon round the rear windscreen.

Fingers Crossed.
Title: Re: Boot hatch filling up with water, NOT Rear washer pipe at fault.
Post by: cartoonhead on 11 February 2014, 15:05
Ive had a similar issue, when I use water to clean back window it starts pissing out from the roof area ? What u recon ? The connection is lost ? & any ideas what I have to do to resolve it ? Will I have to remove roof pannel ?=-O