Perfectos
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Nor every, just those that experience a faulty seal, some what differentEvery California is doomed to suffer in the end?!
Nor every, just those that experience a faulty seal, some what differentEvery California is doomed to suffer in the end?!
Whilst some suffer, Ive yet to see a van get to the stage of being scrapped because of it. At the end of the day the roof is just an admittedly large bolt on panel.Every California is doomed to suffer in the end?!
Worth a try.If You ever disconnect the starter battery , you get a similar array of warning lights when its reconnected.
In that case half the lights can be put out just by moving the steering full lock to full lock as that calibrates things like the lane assist & ACC, other lights take a few miles of driving to complete their calibration.
Thank you for prior warningThese things happen. On the way home from picking our van up the tyre pressure sign came up on the dash, the only thing was we don’t have the tyre pressure monitor. Just reset it and it went off. I think many things are linked and nothing to do with the individual item.
If you ever have a ABS sensor failure (. And you will at some stage) the dash lights up like a Christmas tree. Frightening the hell out of you. It’s a £20 fix.
There are hundreds of U section seals available in the automotive world. Just replace it with one without a steel insert.Is there anything that can be done by the owner to prevent this?
Have you ever seen a T5 - T6.1 roof seal ?There are hundreds of U section seals available in the automotive world. Just replace it with one without a steel insert.
Drama/crisis?
I guarantee if it was my problem, I’d have it sorted. Are 90% of problems mostly down to user error/ineptitude? I’m not being cruel here just facing facts.Have you ever seen a T5 - T6.1 roof seal ?
it is not simply a U section as you suggest & a replacement aftermarket is certainly not readily available as you suggest
and yes the faulty seal does cause Drama for those affected by roof corrosion due to the unfit seal rusting and causing roof corrosion.
it’s a bit disingenuous to suggest otherwise!
Yes the seal that goes around the sides and back of the roof maybe, possibly, probably, easy to replicate but the front part absolutely not. If you don’t use the correct profile then you are asking for even more trouble. Even more water ingress than ever before with the standard seal.Have you ever seen a T5 - T6.1 roof seal ?
it is not simply a U section as you suggest & a replacement aftermarket is certainly not readily available as you suggest
and yes the faulty seal does cause Drama for those affected by roof corrosion due to the unfit seal rusting and causing roof corrosion.
it’s a bit disingenuous to suggest otherwise!
If you actually knew what you were talking about In this instance I would try to consider your opinion.I guarantee if it was my problem, I’d have it sorted. Are 90% of problems mostly down to user error/ineptitude? I’m not being cruel here just facing facts.
thank you for your input into this subjectAwful lot of assumptions there Perfectos
My sister has such a van. Fact.
Please don’t judge others based on your own limitations
I’m not having a pop at you I’m simply stating this is a very simple problem so the chances are there is a very simple solution.
Fairly sure I’m allowed to comment on whatever I choose.
Chill the f**k out and have a beer, it’s Friday.
It’s obvious you are a very clever person and everyone else is a bit dim, so can you let others on the forum know exactly where you get these profiles from. Including the one that fits on the front of the van roof.Awful lot of assumptions there Perfectos
My sister has such a van. Fact.
Please don’t judge others based on your own limitations
I’m not having a pop at you I’m simply stating this is a very simple problem so the chances are there is a very simple solution.
Fairly sure I’m allowed to comment on whatever I choose.
Chill the f**k out and have a beer, it’s Friday.
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