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Author:  gsr-007 [ 05 Feb 2011, 17:16 ]
Post subject:  comon body water leaks and how to fix them!!
hey people just trying to pin point where water leaks come from in the cordias and how to fix them.

i know the big on that most people get is in the boot and it comes from the boot lig seal not doing its job or russing out.

fix silicon it down or reweld the lip

also leaking around the rear tale light.

fix go the clark rubber get some foam and cust to fix bit of window sealer.


the problem that i am having i opend my driver day and behind the drivers seat was a pool of water not good.
the aeril bezel was off so i am hoping it just run down the roof through the b piller but other wize has any one else had this and how did you fix it please??

any help would be apriciated thanks guys
Author:  sleeping giant [ 06 Feb 2011, 01:23 ]
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That used to happen to mine too but on the passenger side behind the front seat. Mine had a fist size hole under the windscreen on the passenger side and rust under the tailgate rubber but it always amazed me how much water would pool up there, but no obvious track of water of how it got there. My fix was to just leave some really obsorbent sponges where the water layed and ring them out when it pooled up.

If you love your cordia and want it too last keep an eye on the rust and problems and fix them asap, I wish i did :(
Author:  esky [ 06 Feb 2011, 07:54 ]
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I had a leak through the side air vent , but trying to find where the water
is tracking from can be difficult. I stripped out the interior and waited for some rainy days
as putting the hose on the car didn't make it leak like the rain did.
Author:  gsr-007 [ 06 Feb 2011, 09:28 ]
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i think it may be the air vent like you say.

i have checked all the body work and there are no rust holes like other cars have had so it must be the vents may be i should cover them up might fix it
Author:  S1VART [ 06 Feb 2011, 13:26 ]
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after I had my carpet up , the large plugs on the floor where rusted out and one was missing
Author:  gsr-007 [ 06 Feb 2011, 20:34 ]
Post subject:  Re: comon body water leaks and how to fix them!!
found the leak people will be posting pics soon on how to fix it

it seams that the vents have a very strange set up where the ruber lets go after a few
what i am going to try is cover it with plastic and silicon it in so it sould seal it up
Author:  S1VART [ 07 Feb 2011, 09:36 ]
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pics and how to take the off , would be cool to know , Im going to keep them off mine
Author:  gsr-007 [ 07 Feb 2011, 21:20 ]
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how i fixed this problem i would say this would have to happen a bit with the cordia

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Author:  S1VART [ 08 Feb 2011, 13:59 ]
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good work , thanks for that
Author:  gsr-007 [ 08 Feb 2011, 14:14 ]
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any thing to help mate
Author:  Bitza [ 17 Aug 2011, 18:49 ]
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Is that a mitsi?

What model?

Certainly not a cordia.
Author:  Kham [ 18 Aug 2011, 00:46 ]
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Quote:
Is that a mitsi?

What model?

Certainly not a cordia.


Bitza, the post you replied to was posted by a user that has since been deleted for spamming.
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