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Teri;5630 wrote: Beryl has a wet boot and mouldy carpet. Where is the most likely culprit for this? Could it be the boot seal?
Either the boot seal (not just the rubber but also if you look at the top corners where the seal joins to the body there are two panels welded together... on Meg these were letting water in until I used silicone sealer on them!
It could also be the crappy sponge gaskets that go behind the rear lights - these perish and leak too - again a drop of silicone can help (although only on one side otherwise your lights will be stuck in!).
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There can be has also been reports of water coming between the panels of the boot lid, sort of creeping along beteen the join.
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CJJ;5654 wrote: OH no. BGF. Boot Gasket Failure. :dunno:
You twonk!!!!
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Teri;5749 wrote: You twonk!!!!
Aaaw. You're too kind.
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Teri;5749 wrote: You twonk!!!!
twonk isn't a word your hear very often, i think i'll use it more in everyday conversation
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Adam-MGTF;5784 wrote: twonk isn't a word your hear very often, i think i'll use it more in everyday conversation
Well if I had called him what I wanted to call him, the swear filter would have kicked in, so it was the closest I could get lol...
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Teri;5785 wrote: Well if I had called him what I wanted to call him, the swear filter would have kicked in, so it was the closest I could get lol...
ahh if only my ex girlfriend had a sware filter our break up would have been so much more civil...
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Twonk is a good word. I use it a lot.Teri;5785 wrote: Well if I had called him what I wanted to call him, the swear filter would have kicked in, so it was the closest I could get lol...
TWONK
TWONK TWONK
TWONK TWONK TWONK TWONK See, I told you!
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