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Help boot leak
Hello all, and happy new year.
Right I have a leak in my boot its coming from the rubber. In both corner it's going under the boot rubber.
What can I use to stop this??
Any help would be good
Thanks rich
Right I have a leak in my boot its coming from the rubber. In both corner it's going under the boot rubber.
What can I use to stop this??
Any help would be good
Thanks rich
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A common problem on some Subarus. I have a classic (year 2000) and water accumulates in the space saver wheel well (to a depth of several cms). I have a tiny leak from the seal round the boot opening - I can see a few spots of water on the carpet. I suspect most of the water that gets in to mine does so via the round seal under the space saver wheel. There are also body seals on the side - e.g. where the tool kit gets stored on the side behind the panels.
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Originally Posted by Rob669
I have a tiny leak from the seal round the boot opening - I can see a few spots of water on the carpet.
Originally Posted by Rob669
I suspect most of the water that gets in to mine does so via the round seal under the space saver wheel.
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Remove seal rubber strip, smear Carafax on the metal upstand, replace rubber strip on top of it.
If it's the rear lights, remove, clean off all old sealant, replace with a 10mm bead of Carafax, replace lights.
Spoiler is similar, except an unbroken circle of Carafax round all holes in the boot lid, bolts, screws and wiring, too.
Carafax: http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_tr...at=0&_from=R40
If it's the rear lights, remove, clean off all old sealant, replace with a 10mm bead of Carafax, replace lights.
Spoiler is similar, except an unbroken circle of Carafax round all holes in the boot lid, bolts, screws and wiring, too.
Carafax: http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_tr...at=0&_from=R40
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