Hi,
After a moderate to heavy rain I am seeing drip page coming through the seatbelt shoulder strap area. Any ideas? It just started about a month ago.
Thanks
Darwin
Leakage into vehicle at the “B” pillars both sides
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DiscoSlice
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Re: Leakage into vehicle at the “B” pillars both sides
I won’t even ask if this is a Disco.
Mine leaked from two spots. Removing the headliner isn’t too bad of a job and will/should result is some very easy diagnosis. I had a drain hose come off the rear sunroof as well as water penetrating through the driver side roof rail.
I think every Disco does it at some point. The sunroof seals fail. The drains become clogged with debris. Happy hunting
Good luck!
Mine leaked from two spots. Removing the headliner isn’t too bad of a job and will/should result is some very easy diagnosis. I had a drain hose come off the rear sunroof as well as water penetrating through the driver side roof rail.
I think every Disco does it at some point. The sunroof seals fail. The drains become clogged with debris. Happy hunting
Good luck!
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Rob
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Re: Leakage into vehicle at the “B” pillars both sides
Hello Darwin
If it is a series truck, check the sills as the sealant dries out. If it is Range Rover or Discovery (or pretty much anything else "newish") and it has a sunroof check the drain lines as they get clogged with dirt, pine needles, etc. and allow the water to back-up into the roof and it then seeks out its own route to escape.
Good luck, Rob
If it is a series truck, check the sills as the sealant dries out. If it is Range Rover or Discovery (or pretty much anything else "newish") and it has a sunroof check the drain lines as they get clogged with dirt, pine needles, etc. and allow the water to back-up into the roof and it then seeks out its own route to escape.
Good luck, Rob