Leaky bits

[tobeee]

Sorry for all these posts!

I have a 2mm gap between the top of the closed drivers window and the roof, which I reckon will invite a flood when it starts raining later today... is there an easy fix which doesn't require me taking the door apart?

Also, the seal around the fold-down bit of the roof is quite badly split/perished... would super-glue be the answer for this, or is there something better?

I'm going to Halfords now to frighten the spotty boys with my jet engine.

Ta

[moschops_72]

I had that too... found out that with a little time and effort putting the top on that it will fit like a glove.
I put the top on, then push the struts up... pull one of the struts down, lean a little on the top, tighten the strut up again, then the same on the other side.
I took it out the other day in a torrential downpour/storm, NO leaks whatsoever

[alex.mcintosh]

There is a small screw about half way along the door hidden under the brush seal which adjusts the window height. Does not require taking the panel off the door and takes 2 mins to adjust (and about 15 to locate the screw!!)

[tobeee]

Aha! That's the sort of info I need Alex! What is the brush seal though? Is the screw at the top or bottom, left or right of the doors?

[tobeee]

Woohoo! Found the window lifter screw at lunchtime, and lifted the window a couple of mm's.
... I'm excited, that's all.

Thanks for the help guys.

[alex.mcintosh]

Sorry I didn't reply before. Glad it's sorted...

[chris43]

alex.mcintosh said:

There is a small screw about half way along the door hidden under the brush seal which adjusts the window height. Does not require taking the panel off the door and takes 2 mins to adjust (and about 15 to locate the screw!!)

Does the screw adjust the window up by screwing the screw down or up?

[jigs]

Yes.

[chris43]

jigs said:

Yes.

That helped.

[tobeee]

Anti-clockwise to raise the window - couple of turns did mine between 1mm and 2mm I reckon.