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Offline AdamB

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Re:Wet arse
« Reply #10 on: 02 December 2003, 12:26 »
Quote from: golfvr6 on 02 December 2003, 00:17
Quote from: AdamB on 01 December 2003, 17:30
My hood is only 18 months old, and it still does it. the roof has no guttering, so the water needs to flow somewhere - usually straight onto the seat!!

I thought you said your car was good mate?  :-*

It only drips when you open the door, the seal is good enough to put it through those big American style carwashes, without any problems
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Offline danhock

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Re:Wet arse
« Reply #11 on: 02 December 2003, 13:23 »
mine drips when you open it. And when its closed!!
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Re:Wet arse
« Reply #12 on: 13 December 2003, 00:50 »
yeah i no the filling mine leaks too right where you close the roof together at the front and my roof is only just over a year old i have herd that its something to do with the window and some guy says he can fix it but its going to cost i think along the lines of if he can fix it so can i but i dont no how to yet lol so any idea's would be very welcome.
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Re:Wet arse
« Reply #13 on: 13 December 2003, 02:02 »
cabriolet = wet and always will. I got a new roof 3 months ago and im as wet and cold as it would be walking. love your car. no one on the outside will know your soaking. oh except other mark 1 golf soft top drivers lol

hint: dont offer any girls a lift
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Re:Wet arse
« Reply #14 on: 13 December 2003, 11:41 »
Well me 2. Not fortunate enough to have garage. Car is only used occasionally so has a pool of water on bot seats when I use it. I have some waterproof overcovers which catch most of it but its not ideal. Also the car is very steamy when I drive for the first few miles. Spose I'll just put up with it. Anyone tried changing the rubber seals.GPC do the front and above door seals.
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Offline grassracer

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Re:Wet arse
« Reply #15 on: 13 December 2003, 15:56 »
Have you tried adjusting the two hooks that clamp the hood on to the top of the screen , you'l nedd a 10mm spanner, an clean all the seals an wipe over with vasaline an then wipe it off with a clean cloth, ive normally found this to work
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