Do you have a sun roof? In addition to a split, disconnected or deteriorated drain you could have debris build up at the base of your windshield.
water and rust
Hi guys,
As the "restoration" of my classic struggles forward and the list of things to fix grows longer..... i have noticed water seeping from the base of the A pillars where it joins the sill.
There must be a fair build up as sometimes when i move the vehicle i get a lot of water escaping in one go.
As a consequence of the water i now have the usual rusty A pillar. before i get it all repaired does anyone have any idea how/where the water is entering??
cheers folks!
As the "restoration" of my classic struggles forward and the list of things to fix grows longer..... i have noticed water seeping from the base of the A pillars where it joins the sill.
There must be a fair build up as sometimes when i move the vehicle i get a lot of water escaping in one go.
As a consequence of the water i now have the usual rusty A pillar. before i get it all repaired does anyone have any idea how/where the water is entering??
cheers folks!
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although not likely I suppose with that much rust your roof seal could be compromised and water could be getting in the top that way.
Hi,
yes there is a steel sunroof, so i need to check the drains.
Also i guess it might be worth trying to remove the scuttle/decker panel?
yes there is a steel sunroof, so i need to check the drains.
Also i guess it might be worth trying to remove the scuttle/decker panel?
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