AndrewSTI-V

Opened the boot of my car yesterday and was shocked, there was about 4 inches of water around the spare wheel!!!

Any guys any ideas where this is coming from??

Cheers
Andrew

Brun

Mother nature

Dyney

Usually gets in around the rear light clusters. Take them off and reseal them!

Or to check before you do it climb in and shut the boot then get someone to hose the car down

Brun

but don't forget ya torch!

pban

I have the same problem, thought it might be coming in through the spoiler. Spoiler is loose and I can clearly see a gap.

Paul

Steve Whitehorn

iTrader: (13)

Can be a sign that it has been rear ended in a previous life.
Steve

Scooby Dooby Blue

I don't get water in my boot but there have been several instances where I take my snooker cue out and the tip's wet.

Any suggestions? (apart from "don't leave your cue in the boot!")

Paul

PS MY01

rb5tfh

I don't get water in the boot either . . . just condensation on the bottom corners of the inside of my rear window. No advice about the snooker cue either, useless, I know . . .

Jolly Green Monster 2

Same problem with mine..

I removed the rubber bung under the spare wheel.. you have to look underneath to see it...

then any water that gets in runs straight out again..

It is a common problem and 9 times out of 10 it is the rear lights.. eventually I might get around to resealing mine..

I dissagree it is a sign the car has been rear ended.

JGM

dnb

Also it could be the boot sealing rubber has come away a bit. I admit it is most likely the back lights. Luckily, fixing the problem is easy compared to finding it!!

BTW, remove the horrible hardboard spare wheel cover until you get the leak sorted, as it will go into interesting shapes when wet!

dnb

Dyney - Nic. would never let me out again!!

PANOS DIM

look at the two sides (near the back of thetop mounts of the suspension) of the boot. In each side there is a small pipe that drives the water from the roof through the sides to outside. Maybe these two pipes are off their normal position and all the water goes inside your boot.