Hi,
My Z4 its my daily and only car (my wife has the four seater...).
This last day its been raining a lot, and today I found that seatbelts on both sides, when i pull them a little are wet, not dropping water but wet.
I've opened the trunk (i exchanged on both sides, some months some rubber near the cockipt), and cannot see water anywhere, nor inside the cockpit on the carpet, everything looks dry.
Is there any "holes" that may be clogged, and that i can clear?
I didn't manage to find any point of entry.
Thank you
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Wet seatbelts
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Wet seatbelts
Could be worth using some gummi pfledge on your window seals. Especially the top ones. Or Vaseline.
Make sure the recesses which the windows go into are clear of any debris.
Make sure your rear windows are closing all the way, sometimes they can be left down slightly. Make sure they are fully closed by using the master window switch.
Sometimes pressure washing the car can cause water to enter into the cabin through the windows / seals around the seat belts attachments. So take care when pressure washing and stand further back / turn down pressure.
That’s about all I can think of.
When treating the seals, check for any damage or cracks etc.
Make sure the recesses which the windows go into are clear of any debris.
Make sure your rear windows are closing all the way, sometimes they can be left down slightly. Make sure they are fully closed by using the master window switch.
Sometimes pressure washing the car can cause water to enter into the cabin through the windows / seals around the seat belts attachments. So take care when pressure washing and stand further back / turn down pressure.
That’s about all I can think of.
When treating the seals, check for any damage or cracks etc.