Swimming pool in the back? - SEAT Cupra.net

Conan · 14-11-2005, 22:24

Evening gents,

I gotta Cupra on an 02 plate and what with this dang weather recently I recently noticed the carpets in front of the drivers seat was really sodden and under the drivers seat up to the back seat was very water logged. I been told the seals on the doors wernt up to much and should have been the subject of a recall. Is this true? Is this the cause of my problems? Just had the pollen filter changed as it was like the black hole of calcutter!!! Please somebody save me from my insane condinsation and rear back swimming problem!! If these seals are crap anybody got any part numbers for upgraded seals or anything before my carpet rots out!! (Shagpile costs a fortune these days!!!) Cheers brothers any help much appreciated!!!

*techie* · 14-11-2005, 22:28

Door carriers leaking are very common, need removing, cleaning up and resealing with the appropriate silicone sealer.

Conan · 14-11-2005, 22:35

Excellent man! Cheers for that talk about quick didnt even have time to make a cuppa!!! Cheers again man cos what with the weather we been having its been a right pain in the aaassssss! Ill give what you said a go and fingers crossed! Cheers and all hail Techie!!! Hip hip hooorahh!!

14-11-2005, 22:24	#1
Conan Newbie Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 2	Swimming pool in the back? Evening gents, I gotta Cupra on an 02 plate and what with this dang weather recently I recently noticed the carpets in front of the drivers seat was really sodden and under the drivers seat up to the back seat was very water logged. I been told the seals on the doors wernt up to much and should have been the subject of a recall. Is this true? Is this the cause of my problems? Just had the pollen filter changed as it was like the black hole of calcutter!!! Please somebody save me from my insane condinsation and rear back swimming problem!! If these seals are crap anybody got any part numbers for upgraded seals or anything before my carpet rots out!! (Shagpile costs a fortune these days!!!) Cheers brothers any help much appreciated!!!

14-11-2005, 22:28	#2
techie SEAT Techie Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Martley, Worcs Posts: 2,493	Door carriers leaking are very common, need removing, cleaning up and resealing with the appropriate silicone sealer. __________________ Cruise Control Guru VCDS equipped.

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14-11-2005, 22:35	#3
Conan Newbie Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 2	Excellent man! Cheers for that talk about quick didnt even have time to make a cuppa!!! Cheers again man cos what with the weather we been having its been a right pain in the aaassssss! Ill give what you said a go and fingers crossed! Cheers and all hail Techie!!! Hip hip hooorahh!!

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