water ingress drivers side??

Well could be lots of things..my guess the roof seal at the edge of the windscreen ..make sure you don’t get any water in the multi switch unit on the door… :tumbleweed:
 
B21 said:
Angle of dangle, wind direction etc..
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You're missing the temperature impact, which is commonly forgotten, but as soon as someone reminds you, you think.. "Of course!".
The angle of the dangle is inversely proportional to the heat of the meat, provided the maxis of the axis, and the gravity of the cavity, remain constant. :oldman:

I saw set of 4 roof seals go up on ebay for $80 last month and picked them up just as a backup for the future. The price was irresistible. They are in better condition than my current ones (still not leaking).
 
Christopher72 said:
B21 said:
Angle of dangle, wind direction etc..
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You're missing the temperature impact, which is commonly forgotten, but as soon as someone reminds you, you think.. "Of course!".
The angle of the dangle is inversely proportional to the heat of the meat, provided the maxis of the axis, and the gravity of the cavity, remain constant. :oldman:

I saw set of 4 roof seals go up on ebay for $80 last month and picked them up just as a backup for the future. The price was irresistible. They are in better condition than my current ones (still not leaking).
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How much did you pay for them? Do you accept Bitcoin or Ukrainian Gherkins?
 
Ha! After tax it was close to $89 USD... and that included free shipping from Oregon. My wife asked me why I needed them -- I told her they are investment seals. I'll either save money when I need to fix a leak, or I can sell them later.

Brand new, that's more than $2k of seals. I figured if one or two of them were good, worth risk. The VIN wasn't provided of the car they were from. They all look new. So, they go into storage. Part#s 54377149453, 54377149454, 54377149455, 54377149456
 
Christopher72 said:
Ha! After tax it was close to $89 USD... and that included free shipping from Oregon. My wife asked me why I needed them -- I told her they are investment seals. I'll either save money when I need to fix a leak, or I can sell them later.

Brand new, that's more than $2k of seals. I figured if one or two of them were good, worth risk. The VIN wasn't provided of the car they were from. They all look new. So, they go into storage. Part#s 54377149453, 54377149454, 54377149455, 54377149456
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What’s the name of the shop?..do they still have stock?
 
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