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morning shower
« on: March 11, 2008, 19:25:51 »
lent the disco to a friend today and when he pulled away the kids in the back had a morning shower
we had the sunroof replaced due to roof damage so its going back to the bodyshop tomorrow to get fixed again
at home we always park on a hill facing up the hill and last night it was parked on level ground so it not leaked when we have had it on a hill think i should buy an umbrella
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Re: morning shower
« Reply #1 on: March 11, 2008, 21:17:19 »
I bet you nearly wet yourself too!!!! lol :P :P
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Re: morning shower
« Reply #2 on: March 12, 2008, 10:13:59 »
my kids have that everytime it rains :lol: as the mot has just run out i,m going to strip out the headlining and sort out the sunfoofs once and for all(hopefully :roll:)
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Re: morning shower
« Reply #3 on: March 12, 2008, 19:09:46 »
took it in today and was told that it is an inherant fault with landrovers so they dont think it is down to them to fix it unless they have made an error in the fitting
my reply was that they said the would repair it when i took it in for the estimate for the insurance claim and that it did not leak till it was damaged so think i could have a fight on my hands also rang the insurance company to let them know what was said and they said they would look in to the matter and get back to me STILL WAITING for a reply
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Re: morning shower
« Reply #4 on: March 12, 2008, 19:13:07 »
yup i know how they feel i really must do sumthing about mine too, As they both let more water in over nite than leaving the drivers window open  [-X  had a nice little puddle surrounding the gear levers this morning  :shock: 

whens its a nice day i think ill ask my old mucka minty to pop around for a little light lifting of a roof rack lol
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Re: morning shower
« Reply #5 on: March 12, 2008, 19:35:06 »
mine only ever seeped when i left the wire for the flashing whatsit going through it.......


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Re: morning shower
« Reply #6 on: March 12, 2008, 21:10:42 »
yup i know how they feel i really must do sumthing about mine too, As they both let more water in over nite than leaving the drivers window open  [-X  had a nice little puddle surrounding the gear levers this morning  :shock: 

whens its a nice day i think ill ask my old mucka minty to pop around for a little light lifting of a roof rack lol

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Re: morning shower
« Reply #7 on: March 13, 2008, 00:07:03 »
yup i know how they feel i really must do sumthing about mine too, As they both let more water in over nite than leaving the drivers window open  [-X  had a nice little puddle surrounding the gear levers this morning  :shock: 

whens its a nice day i think ill ask my old mucka minty to pop around for a little light lifting of a roof rack lol

you should close ur sunroofs Mate :lol: :doh:

put mastic round them and leave them closed permanent  :lol: :twisted:

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Re: morning shower
« Reply #8 on: March 13, 2008, 15:33:25 »
yup i know how they feel i really must do sumthing about mine too, As they both let more water in over nite than leaving the drivers window open  [-X  had a nice little puddle surrounding the gear levers this morning  :shock: 

whens its a nice day i think ill ask my old mucka minty to pop around for a little light lifting of a roof rack lol

i cum give u hand keith :wink: wonder how far i can get b4 u notice ur roofrack gone??????? :angel: :angel:


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