hi, i have purchsed a 54 plate 20c cc, and have had nothing but problems with it.. can someone help me out please.
i have noticed that my boot has water in it- the carpet is very wet on the drivers side of the boot and also i noticed yesterday that the carpet where passenger feet go behind driver was also wet.
any idea on where these leaks are coming from or what i can do????
boot and passenger foot carpet leaking....
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Globetrotter
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the leaks are coming from the seals in the roof and the boot lid, it's a common fault on the CC, hence why we have a section for it in the forums I guess.
The reason it's happened now is because of the snow and ice we've been having, water seeps onto the seal, expands when it freezes and causes a gap in the rubber seal.
Some people have found that putting vaseline on the seals can warn off leaks.
The reason it's happened now is because of the snow and ice we've been having, water seeps onto the seal, expands when it freezes and causes a gap in the rubber seal.
Some people have found that putting vaseline on the seals can warn off leaks.
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An alternative to vaseline is silicon grease - you can buy small pots of it from plumbers merchants. Don't get it in your eyes.
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"If it ain't broke don't fix it!"
Golf 1.5 Tsi Evo SE Nav Estate Atlantic Blue
Polo 1.0 SEL DSG Reef Blue (wife's)
(Previously owned a 2005 206CC 1.6 Allure Moonstone for 10 years)
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Globetrotter
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Silicon grease would be much better actually.
Although both are chemically inert (sp?), the silicon grease has a much lower chance of reacting with the rubber in the seal, vaseline is petroleum jelly which may leave a residue or worse still damage the rubber in the seal.
Although both are chemically inert (sp?), the silicon grease has a much lower chance of reacting with the rubber in the seal, vaseline is petroleum jelly which may leave a residue or worse still damage the rubber in the seal.
2006 Peugeot 206cc 1.6HDi - "Lucy"