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greasemonkey1



Member Since: 22 Sep 2013
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United Kingdom 2005 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Java Black
door water retention..seals.???

hello folks
ive notice time after time that after i wash the r.r that i get a retention of water in the rear passenger door behind the driver door..also happens if it rains heavy...when you open the door the water kinda falls out..it accumulates at the bottom of the door between the seals and the actual body of the vehicle.. could the seals around the door be the culprit.?? is that a common fault with the l322....if it is the seals how easy are they to replace and where do i get them from,,any ideas folks...thank you
regards steve

Post #253466 9th Apr 2014 9:46am
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nicedayforit



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England 2004 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Giverny Green

Common problem.

Solution,

http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic12101.html?highlight=water

Post #253475 9th Apr 2014 10:05am
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greasemonkey1



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thank you.. Thumbs Up ..glad to see i'm not the only one who suffers from it....

Post #253521 9th Apr 2014 1:58pm
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