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6n leaking!

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Don't know if anyone has had a similar problem before... my 6n's headlining gets soggy in the rain, just above the plastic a-pillar trims and around the interior light. It seems to be quite rapidly getting worse. The rubber isn't in great condition on the seals but doesn't look too bad. I think the water is getting in above the polystyrene that's in the roof and trickling down the edges and around the interior light at the front. Can anyone help!?

I can get pictures if they'd help.

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sounds like its had windscreen put in at some point and theyve failed with the sikkaflex

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You reckon? How would I fix that? I'm skint at the moment so this isn't helpful! Lol

thats where id start.i would cut window out clean of all old glue sort seals out then refit it properly.

has it got a sunroof?

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Okey dokes, thanks for the help. It hasn't got a sunroof no, just a 'rainroof' as a guy at work called it! :(

no sunroof its got to be windscreen mate

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Damn. I didn't know whether the seams at the sides of the roof? Guessing not though from what you said. Cheers for the help!

Before the windscreen, i'd check the aerial base, the rubber seal on them is quite rubbish usually...

Cheaper fix too if it is that.

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