Leaking car dry out!
#1
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Leaking car dry out!
My mrs peugout 206 convertible has been leaking!
The carpet is soaked,
What's best way to dry it out bar taking carpet out?
I've tried spill kit from work but not really having desired effect!
You can't adjust the roof at all so run some bathroom sealent around the roof see if that stop it!
But need a way of drying out carpet!
Was thinking shit load of cat litter or rice lol
The carpet is soaked,
What's best way to dry it out bar taking carpet out?
I've tried spill kit from work but not really having desired effect!
You can't adjust the roof at all so run some bathroom sealent around the roof see if that stop it!
But need a way of drying out carpet!
Was thinking shit load of cat litter or rice lol
#5
PassionFord Regular
thing is the sound deadening is probably soaking as well vax wont pull the water out of that ,25kg of rice might,lol i'd bite the bullet and take the seats out . i'd fix the leak before that though
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#13
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Don't use salt as it really encourages RUST!
If you have access to a garage you could put it in the garage and leave a fan heater in it over night set on low with the windows down a fingers width! Otherwise do this on a drive!
PLEASE BE CAREFUL POSITIONING THE FAN HEATER AS CAR FIRES REALLY SUCK!
I would put it in the foot well so it can not fall over!
If you have access to a garage you could put it in the garage and leave a fan heater in it over night set on low with the windows down a fingers width! Otherwise do this on a drive!
PLEASE BE CAREFUL POSITIONING THE FAN HEATER AS CAR FIRES REALLY SUCK!
I would put it in the foot well so it can not fall over!
#14
Advanced PassionFord User
Get some of those dehumidifier bags that people use in the winter, they go on top of the dash and take the condensation out the car, put a few of them on and whack the heating on full.
#16
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So phase 1 failed miserably
The sealent still not dry after a week,
Too damp, so took passenger seat out which was nightmare and looks like I have to strip half the car out to remove the carpet,
I've dried out excess water put rags down to catch drips and put heater in there,
But then it started to piss down so going to try again tomorrow as it says sunny all day??
Wiped off the sealent from the rubbers and try again once there bit dryer!
Knew I should have bought her a ford, wouldn't mind working on it then
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The sealent still not dry after a week,
Too damp, so took passenger seat out which was nightmare and looks like I have to strip half the car out to remove the carpet,
I've dried out excess water put rags down to catch drips and put heater in there,
But then it started to piss down so going to try again tomorrow as it says sunny all day??
Wiped off the sealent from the rubbers and try again once there bit dryer!
Knew I should have bought her a ford, wouldn't mind working on it then
The said siv...
#18
Not Crazy, just Unwell
Dries up and stops mould.
I think the amount of moisture to the amount of salt in this case would be the more probable cause of rust. Strip the car complete. Hang the carpets up in the garage.
206 ccs are renowned for their leaking roofs from factory. Not sure if there's a decent cure for them. But sealant is a decent idea.
This is the only reason the mrs didn't get one
#20
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It really does work! But only tried it in a caravan and my cellar
Dries up and stops mould.
I think the amount of moisture to the amount of salt in this case would be the more probable cause of rust. Strip the car complete. Hang the carpets up in the garage.
206 ccs are renowned for their leaking roofs from factory. Not sure if there's a decent cure for them. But sealant is a decent idea.
This is the only reason the mrs didn't get one
Dries up and stops mould.
I think the amount of moisture to the amount of salt in this case would be the more probable cause of rust. Strip the car complete. Hang the carpets up in the garage.
206 ccs are renowned for their leaking roofs from factory. Not sure if there's a decent cure for them. But sealant is a decent idea.
This is the only reason the mrs didn't get one
Are you absolutely crazy mate????
What's wrong with you!!!!!!!
My 4i's in the garage lol
I feel no love for the 206...........
But thanks will try the newspaper and nappies and after I finish my Chinese take away tonight I open front door and chuck rest of my egg. Fried rice over it....
#22
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Ah get well soon!
Had that sick bug last week and wiped me out for 48hrs. But then woke up right as rain?
Went through whole family.
That why the pug is staying outside,
Don't want my 4i catching a sniffle lol
Had that sick bug last week and wiped me out for 48hrs. But then woke up right as rain?
Went through whole family.
That why the pug is staying outside,
Don't want my 4i catching a sniffle lol
#23
Not Crazy, just Unwell
Don't blame you! Celica takes priority over the puma and 206. But the puma will be garaged soon.
Try those dehumidifiers from asda? £1 buy a load of them aswell as other methods?
Try those dehumidifiers from asda? £1 buy a load of them aswell as other methods?
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