Just wondering if anybody else has come across doors seals that leak while going though bog holes and river crossings?
This happened to me on the weekend after going through the 1st bog hole for the trip. When I opened my door to get out of the car (on dry ground!) I noticed that the carpert was wet near the seat belt/rear of seat. This didn't happen to any other NS's that were on the trip, though they were all LWB (mine was the only shortie) so I am not sure if this is just a shortie thing.
I took it down to the dealer this arvo and he said that they were attached correctly which I though was weird as they are only glued about every 10-15cm along the bottom of the door. (Will be interested to see if the LWB is the same).
The service guy also pulled a page from some manual with a pic of a paj going through what looked like a purpose built test river crossing. The thing that caught my eye on this page was a little note at the bottom saying that anything above 50cm will cause flooding in the car. Kind of interesting since there was a graph on this page showing speed vs depth that seem to suggest that anything up to 70cm was ok.
This happened to me on the weekend after going through the 1st bog hole for the trip. When I opened my door to get out of the car (on dry ground!) I noticed that the carpert was wet near the seat belt/rear of seat. This didn't happen to any other NS's that were on the trip, though they were all LWB (mine was the only shortie) so I am not sure if this is just a shortie thing.
I took it down to the dealer this arvo and he said that they were attached correctly which I though was weird as they are only glued about every 10-15cm along the bottom of the door. (Will be interested to see if the LWB is the same).
The service guy also pulled a page from some manual with a pic of a paj going through what looked like a purpose built test river crossing. The thing that caught my eye on this page was a little note at the bottom saying that anything above 50cm will cause flooding in the car. Kind of interesting since there was a graph on this page showing speed vs depth that seem to suggest that anything up to 70cm was ok.
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