It should be soo simple!DanStarr said:Have the same problem and no idea how to solve it... Lol

Swiftly said:I had something similar on my drivers door, and my membrane is okay as well. What has worked for me 95% of the time is to raise the rubber seal up where the water is coming in. Its a bit trial and error Andy but the rubber seal can be easily pulled up. Its worth a try Andy as it might work for you. As they say, nothing to loose, everything to gain main :wink:
xedbot said:Swiftly said:I had something similar on my drivers door, and my membrane is okay as well. What has worked for me 95% of the time is to raise the rubber seal up where the water is coming in. Its a bit trial and error Andy but the rubber seal can be easily pulled up. Its worth a try Andy as it might work for you. As they say, nothing to loose, everything to gain main :wink:
This worked for me as well.
I also used some Gummi Pflege on the seals to clean and soften the rubber to gain a better seal.
Cheers mate-did you need to wedge anything under the rubber to permanently lift it?Swiftly said:I had something similar on my drivers door, and my membrane is okay as well. What has worked for me 95% of the time is to raise the rubber seal up where the water is coming in. Its a bit trial and error Andy but the rubber seal can be easily pulled up. Its worth a try Andy as it might work for you. As they say, nothing to loose, everything to gain main :wink:
Thanks but i lifted the bottom half of door card away from the door- membrane fine at the bottomOoch said:Have you done a leak test with door panel off. I used silicone sealant to re stick membrane. Leak in exactly the same place.
The panel has to come off. Hose on window with door panel off . You will see which part of the membrane that needs re sticking.