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DaveyLC
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6th Nov 14 at 10:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Do you really think the door membrane is the source of the leak?

My money would be on the section of the door behind the mirror.. Its really common for loads of coupes and convertibles to leak there..

If the membrane doesn't solve your issue give the rubber seal around the mirror a damn good clean with a degreaser then give it a fine coating of Vaseline.
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12k! Can't be worth any where near that.

He's the sort of cunt who'd get in a piss for someone selling thier z4 for less than he thinks it's worth as they are 'bringing thier value down'
DaveyLC
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Originally posted by Ben G
Exactly john. Proper weirdo's on there.

I have to be quite polite or i'll get banned for not agreeing with someone.


They are NOTHING compared to Rover MG owners club members.. Now THEY are a special breed!
taylorboosh
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Thats what people on uk mkivs used to be like
taylorboosh
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Same as i bet they are on nocs van forum
Ben G
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quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
Do you really think the door membrane is the source of the leak?

My money would be on the section of the door behind the mirror.. Its really common for loads of coupes and convertibles to leak there..

If the membrane doesn't solve your issue give the rubber seal around the mirror a damn good clean with a degreaser then give it a fine coating of Vaseline.


I did think it was the mirror are but I was sat in the car whilst the missus sprayed the door with the hosepipe and I could see it was leaking through the membrane in the areas where i had come away from the butyl Tape.

[Edited on 06-11-2014 by Ben G]
DaveyLC
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Water shouldn't be coming through the door either way Ideally you need to work out how its getting into the door even if its coming down through the window base seal/guttering it shouldn't be making its way to the membrane.
John
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6th Nov 14 at 15:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Could this be similar to the problem you get with VAG? Loads of sealant between 2 parts of the inner door solved that one.
Ben G
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quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
Water shouldn't be coming through the door either way Ideally you need to work out how its getting into the door even if its coming down through the window base seal/guttering it shouldn't be making its way to the membrane.


It looks like it's designed that way. Certainly everyone else that has had this issue has said it's normal for the water to run through the door.

There are drain holes at the bottom.
Nic Barnes
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Is it not just sweat dripping from you?
MatthewR
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thats deep lol
Ben G
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6th Nov 14 at 22:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Nic Barnes in boring comment shocker.

Go play with your rusty bin wagon.
Nic Barnes
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6th Nov 14 at 23:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
At least my vehicle is water tight pmsl.
Ben G
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6th Nov 14 at 23:11   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
But it's rusting away. Mine isn't, it's solid. It's also not the type of vehicle driven around by pikeys ringing a bell.
Nic Barnes
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6th Nov 14 at 23:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
in fact i will edit this, as tbh, i don't want to be as pathetic as you ben.

[Edited on 06-11-2014 by Nic Barnes]
Ben G
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quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
Is it not just sweat dripping from you?


Says the guy who spammed my thread with the above comment
neil h
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in fact i will edit this, as tbh, i don't want to be as pathetic as you ben.

[Edited on 06-11-2014 by Nic Barnes]


Seriously?!
taylorboosh
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Lol
BeetleGav
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How's this air filter anyway you dickhead?
Ben G
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good mate, sounds lovely. Well worth the money I paid
BeetleGav
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7th Nov 14 at 22:14   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
No issues with it then? Thought our engines were meant to be quite sensitive to filters etc
Ben G
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Can't say i've noticed anything apart from the increased noise and a bit of a boost at full throttle at 4k rpm.
BeetleGav
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I might get a k&n panel filter. See if that makes any difference
taylorboosh
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Well it wont make any noise
BeetleGav
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I wouldn't hear it anyway exhaust too loud

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