i have found a huge amount of water in ther rear lockable storage box where the jack is stored, how an earth di the water get in here???
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17 years ago
landrover freelander 2002 water in rear boot
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17 years ago
incredible - one must assume you are not posting from the south of England where regulations soon to be in force would criminalise your activity of transporting water without a licence.
door seals? sun roof?
the usual fix - assuming the water is not noticable elsewhere in the vehicle - is to provide drainage
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17 years ago
Either that or it's been rescued from a beech recently ;-)
Lee D
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17 years ago
Not seen many landies in trees.. Steve
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17 years ago
Hello..........
Happend to me and my Freelander (V6ES X reg) I cleaned all the rubber (rear) door seals, never had it occur since!
Hope this maybe helps.................
Brian (Huddersfield)
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17 years ago
In my case it came from the gallon water container I'd put in the rear door pocket -- I always carry some to wash windows/hands/dog paws etc. In this case something sharp in the boot punctured the bottle when I shut the door, but so ever-so-slightly so I didn't notice the damage to the container. Thought my window seals were leaking when this puddle kept appearing on the floor!
GRAEME ALDOUS Yorkshire