Beware condensation - Page 3

crofts · 12th November 2006, 01:49

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Originally Posted by Ken

Green with hair is even more worrying

We get ivy growing everywhere we don't want it but none climbing over the windscreen ....... yet !

Yep, saw 2 white patches on the felt but didn't think more about it 'cause it just brushed off ok. Car is back in garage now but was outside for a while.
As for applying something think I may just use stone chip sill protector spray.
What have you used ?

Ken · 12th November 2006, 06:57

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Originally Posted by crofts

I may just use stone chip sill protector spray.
What have you used ?

Nothing yet Crofts but still looking.

Ken

Kandyman · 12th November 2006, 07:14

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Originally Posted by Kandyman

ken i have just been reading about this and i was thinking this might help
http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...=4498#post4498

just a bump

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Originally Posted by Ken

What a superb plug on the back of my thread

Nicely done

thanks Ken, I do try

Mike · 12th November 2006, 07:31

Well you know what they say...........a plug is no use without a 'socket'.........so here goes.......................

Geddit?

I am just too good for this place

Ken · 12th November 2006, 07:43

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Originally Posted by Mike

Well you know what they say...........a plug is no use without a 'socket'.........so here goes.......................

Geddit?

I am just too good for this place

So if you have socket in your tool kit would you also have a spammer? :lol:

DerekS · 23rd November 2006, 22:03

Hi Sorry im a bit late on this thread....
Ive had a wet underbonnet , but mine was from the washer jet pieces. It was coming from the part between the jets, not the jet-to-bonnet seal. I experimented with Blue-tack, and formed a dam round the fitting, Verified it came from between the jets. First noticed it when I observed a lake around the oil filler cap (CDT). The water can run al over the bonnet insulation, and then runs out when you open the bonnet. Not had the jet pieces out yet, but 'cured' it by forming a 'peak' of blue tack to prevent rainwater getting in.
Maybe some of your condensations are due to this fault.

12th November 2006, 07:31	#24
Mike This is my second home Rover 75 V8 Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 3,448 Thanks: 0 Thanked 206 Times in 32 Posts	Well you know what they say...........a plug is no use without a 'socket'.........so here goes....................... Geddit? I am just too good for this place __________________ Mike [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

23rd November 2006, 22:03	#26
DerekS Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Malpas Posts: 1,526 Thanks: 34 Thanked 118 Times in 89 Posts	wet underbonnet Hi Sorry im a bit late on this thread.... Ive had a wet underbonnet , but mine was from the washer jet pieces. It was coming from the part between the jets, not the jet-to-bonnet seal. I experimented with Blue-tack, and formed a dam round the fitting, Verified it came from between the jets. First noticed it when I observed a lake around the oil filler cap (CDT). The water can run al over the bonnet insulation, and then runs out when you open the bonnet. Not had the jet pieces out yet, but 'cured' it by forming a 'peak' of blue tack to prevent rainwater getting in. Maybe some of your condensations are due to this fault.