Hi all

this happened a good few weeks back and I thought I’d solved it but obviously I haven’t 😤

Done search on here last time also but now wanting advice.

It has not got a sunroof so that’s ruled out 

Had scuttle panel off last time and all checked ( small grommet removed from drivers side and sealant added) 

Been ok until I got in car this morning 🤔

One thing I looked at last time was the wiper motor mountings ( could it be that ? ) I never done anything with them.

But I am now wondering if it’s the windscreen, 

The 2nd picture is top of dash in corner by heater vent, slight sign of water and now wondering if it running down behind post trim ? 
3rd pic is foot wheel trim just under fuse box
 

Anybody had this ? And how do you remove that trim as it looks like it’s under the dashboard 

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated 

cheers

a quick way to check if it's the screen (and a temporary fix) is to run some PTFE electrical tape around the screen between the glass and the bodywork.  It won't damage anything but will help you see if that is the issue as it should remain dry if it is.

 

My guess though is that you are right and it's the screen to bodywork join (had this on our Fabia and Octavia but only when they got very old).

On 02/08/2022 at 09:27, skomaz said:

a quick way to check if it's the screen (and a temporary fix) is to run some PTFE electrical tape around the screen between the glass and the bodywork.  It won't damage anything but will help you see if that is the issue as it should remain dry if it is.

 

My guess though is that you are right and it's the screen to bodywork join (had this on our Fabia and Octavia but only when they got very old).

Hi thanks for the reply 

it’s the screen that’s leaking, you can move it in the drivers corner

12 minutes ago, Snapper1725 said:

Hi thanks for the reply 

it’s the screen that’s leaking, you can move it in the drivers corner

 

Ah - looks like you'll need to get busy with the tiger seal then??

4 hours ago, skomaz said:

 

Ah - looks like you'll need to get busy with the tiger seal then??

Getting new screen fitted 

Hope you caught the leak early enough not to have very wet carpets.  They will need drying out for sure if quite soaked.

3 hours ago, varooom said:

Hope you caught the leak early enough not to have very wet carpets.  They will need drying out for sure if quite soaked.

Luckily it’s not to bad, it’s been dripping on to the rubber mat which is lipped