Well,

After sealing my rear Door carriers a few weeks ago, I thought all was well....

Until i washed the car today & opened the drivers door to wipe arround the Sills & there it was :eek: Water ontop of the Rubber Door Seal..

So straight to work with the Silicone before the rain comes The Blinkin Fronts are far more awkward than the rears, Especially removing the two pieces of plastic that consist of the Arm rest & Switch gear, Took me almost as long to get the bit with the Switches out as it did to do the Whole job !!!

I will tackle the passenger side front at some point in the near future seeing as it is not yet leaking !!! Now i've gone & done it !! It will leak now !!!

Dean

well, the one i sealed the other week, my o/s/r is now leaking after being fine for about 2 weeks

my n/s/r was sealed when i had my cambelt done and pretty much still leaked from that being done, ive sealed that again myself (in a far messier fashion than what the garage had done lol) and touch wood that side is ok for now

I found my rear's leaking after only owning the car a week. Spoke to the Skoda garage and they are taking a look at it next week. Best be covered by my warranty!

I did all mine last Spring.

All have held up except for the drivers front door, which needs doing again.

My car went back to the garage 5 times to get this sorted, thankfully under warranty. It is a notorious fault:mad:

I must admit, that this fault is one the really gets on my case.

This has been apparent for years & still Skoda released cars with the same Sponge like carrier seals.

& as for the Misting up !!! Well you only have to show it some sunlight & then the Temp to drop !! & once misted inside they have to be one of the slowest cars ever to demist, It really is a shame as it puts a grey mark on an otherwise cracking motor ...

Dean