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When it rained, my XR8 boot lid would pour water into the inside of the boot when I opened it... now this is happening with the XR6T... this is a big problem...!! I'm not talking just a couple of drips here either, I'm talking a small glass of water... the problem is the inside of the boot is then wet, and I have to leave it up on the first dry day just to get the moist air smell out of it :angry:

Anyone else noticed this?

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  • The Noble Leader
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Havent had that problem yet.. havent really driven it much in the rain and then needed to open the boot.. is it that bad?

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  • Flower Power
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Every one of my cars have done this..

1980 Cortina, 1982 Skyline, 1983 Falcon, 2000 Pulsar, 1990 Swift, and my old mans 1989 Berlina.

The smell sucks...

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my XR does that to. going into the dealer to get it and a few other things fixed. I got the shock of my life when the glass full of water poured onto the back of my neck. and no body was around to play tricks. I noticed that when I washed the car it was worse then if it was just rain. It can be fixed though which is good.

one thing to check is that when the rear number plate was screwed in that they didn't use long screws that went through the holder and into the boot as the water can get in there. It was a problem in my dealership until we noticed the long screws were the cause

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  • SLOJAM, Gone but not forgotten
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one thing to check is that when the rear number plate was screwed in that they didn't use long screws that went through the holder and into the boot as the water can get in there. It was a problem in my dealership until we noticed the long screws were the cause

Good tip..thanks I'll keep an eye out for that when I get mine

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  • The Noble Leader
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my XR does that to. going into the dealer to get it and a few other things fixed. I got the shock of my life when the glass full of water poured onto the back of my neck. and no body was around to play tricks. I noticed that when I washed the car it was worse then if it was just rain. It can be fixed though which is good.

one thing to check is that when the rear number plate was screwed in that they didn't use long screws that went through the holder and into the boot as the water can get in there. It was a problem in my dealership until we noticed the long screws were the cause

How do you think they will fix it at the dealer?

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