Most common place for leaks is the gasket around the tail lights.
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Get in the boot with a torch and get someone else to 'drown' the car in water....
As Ralph says... Tail lights are a common place for leaks.
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"You should try one. It's bloody good" - Jeremy Clarkson (commenting after driving a ZS180)
"Fines are a tax for doing bad, Taxes are a fine for doing good" - Unknown GPS - Because guys don't know how to ask directions
MG ZS 180
3.5L V6 Ford Taurus
2.7L V6 EcoBoost Ford F150 4x4
I have a small leak in the boot,i can see it coming in when i pour water down the boot water channel, i have tried everything i can think of to stop it, changed light unit and gasket, used sealent around gasket and recently put a line of sealent down the inside line of the cluster where the water runs, yet it still leaks.!! So i just put a towel in the corner of the boot and change it every now and then. I have learnt to just accept it...There is not a lot else i can do about it...
i had a leak in my boot, solved it by adjusting the locking mech on the boot lid and on the car its self! wasn't bringing the boot lid down far enough!
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Like Al Murray says it's 'Beautiful British Thinking!!!' Take one old Civic bodyshell...make some fantastic changes...drop in a V6....make it look good but don't spend a lot....voila.......one damn fast, damn sexy sports saloon with bits falling off it
(if so how much) (might try and come down tomorrow)
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