Some people...Grrrrrr

OK the last post I will make about my water leaking in problems....

I have today identified the source of the leak on the drivers side...

Having researched other sites I, armed with a large can of clear silicone, attacked the plate beneath the clutch master cylinder.

I had already sealed the edges of the plate with no joy, water still dripping onto the sound deadening roughtly between the clutch and brake pedals.

Nothing for it but to seal round each fixing, then... eureka! I found the obvious source of the problem. one bolt, was loose... no not loose just resting in it's hole, no nut beneath it apparently. It was located beneath the wiper motor and no doubt a real pain to get a spanner on.

The other end of the bolt must be right up under the dash, getting to it from the inside damn near impossible. But...

Why leave it like that?? If it was a professional mechanic it's shameful, if it was an owner they obviously didn't care too much.

My cure?? loads of silicone and stick the bolt back sealing the hole.

Job done, all tested and back together!

Owning an MGF is certainly a challenge... but well worth it in smiles per mile!

Swerving;8826 wrote: OK the last post I will make about my water leaking in problems....

I have today identified the source of the leak on the drivers side...

Having researched other sites I, armed with a large can of clear silicone, attacked the plate beneath the clutch master cylinder.

I had already sealed the edges of the plate with no joy, water still dripping onto the sound deadening roughtly between the clutch and brake pedals.

Nothing for it but to seal round each fixing, then... eureka! I found the obvious source of the problem. one bolt, was loose... no not loose just resting in it's hole, no nut beneath it apparently. It was located beneath the wiper motor and no doubt a real pain to get a spanner on.

The other end of the bolt must be right up under the dash, getting to it from the inside damn near impossible. But...

Why leave it like that?? If it was a professional mechanic it's shameful, if it was an owner they obviously didn't care too much.

My cure?? loads of silicone and stick the bolt back sealing the hole.

Job done, all tested and back together!

Owning an MGF is certainly a challenge... but well worth it in smiles per mile!

Leak sorted - Excelllllennnnnnnnnnnnt!:yesnod:

Swerving;8826 wrote: Job done, all tested and back together!

Owning an MGF is certainly a challenge... but well worth it in smiles per mile!

good know know mate