270 miles in the rain
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And what a thouroughly enjoyable journey! OK, so both doors leaking a bit and there's the rebuild hanging over my head. But the car performed faultlessly.
Doesn't matter what the weather, what a joy to drive these cars are.
Penury's worth it!
PS Anyone else having trouble finding the button which says to send emails for replies?
Doesn't matter what the weather, what a joy to drive these cars are.
Penury's worth it!
PS Anyone else having trouble finding the button which says to send emails for replies?
Raja said:
mine's actually rather civilized in the rain. No leaks, no steamed up windows, only gripe is the awful wipers
RainX helps allot, on the way back from Milton Keynes my driver side wiper stopped working, (screw came loose) but was stil lable to drive rest of the way back fine ( it's ahd a few coats now)David Godfrey said:
T40ORA said:
PS Anyone else having trouble finding the button which says to send emails for replies?
yes, it got stolen the other day.....No steamed up windows,speed through standing water with gay abandon (I live near the New Forest so fords are a common occurance), wipers work fine. Excellent handling in the wet.
Shame about the leaks, but I'll get to the bottom of them eventually.
Great 270 miles and 4 hours today!
jamie g said:
You'll have steamed up windows and lights for weeks
Am I correct in thinking the air intake faces down to the road.
Should I avoid deep puddles
It's a worry - until you find that there are several holes in the back of the intake pipe, that would let air in bypassing the main intake hole if it was blocked, and avoids sucking up the water. 
Am I correct in thinking the air intake faces down to the road.
Should I avoid deep puddles


Travelled back from Derbyshire to Lancashire yesterday in the most appalling weather conditions for some time - torrential rain, hailstones, standing water on the motorway - absolutely no problems with the Tamora, completely watertight and performing like a dream.
If you want to see this miracle, she'll be at Tatton Park next Sunday 3 June!
Julian
touches the nearest piece of wood just to be sure.......
If you want to see this miracle, she'll be at Tatton Park next Sunday 3 June!

Julian
touches the nearest piece of wood just to be sure.......

julianc said:
Travelled back from Derbyshire to Lancashire yesterday in the most appalling weather conditions for some time - torrential rain, hailstones, standing water on the motorway - absolutely no problems with the Tamora, completely watertight and performing like a dream.
If you want to see this miracle, she'll be at Tatton Park next Sunday 3 June!
Julian
touches the nearest piece of wood just to be sure.......
Watertight, eh? So now I have the joy of knowing they CAN be watertight, but the aggro of getting it sorted! Happy days... :-)If you want to see this miracle, she'll be at Tatton Park next Sunday 3 June!

Julian
touches the nearest piece of wood just to be sure.......

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....probably the springs in your wiper arms or loose/worn mechanism