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Originally Posted by sln8458
Have a look at this video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ6LCKf7gNc&t=223s looks to be the same problem(but on the other side of the car)
Also read the comments, as 'sufsRS' appears to have found the source of the Nile  plus the reply from 'steview9899' (not me) with a fix.
I wonder if a cheap Borescope camera would help visualise the location?? |
My God - that's it exactly
Not a single Vauxhall forum mentions this, nor any of the pretty knowledgable people I've been talking to about it!
Sir - I owe you. Thank you so much!
I have one of those little cameras somewhere... but it seems that "sufsRS" has found the root of the problem anyway. I HATE taking bumpers and things off, but will have to have a look, if the weather ever improves.
My Rover had a wet boot for the 12½ years I owned it, despite many interventions including sealing the lights, vent, and even the chrome strip down the side, and liberal applications of Captain Tolley's to the screen trim fasteners. Depressing that a much more modern car is still made with problem like this
