
Custardtart
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My cali has two sliding windows which both leak a bit.
I see that the window has a drain hole towards the front but none at the back.
The problem I was having was I park facing slightly up hill so any ingress was running away from the drain hole and eventually overflowing the channel and down the trim etc.
For now I've started parking it facing down hill.
It's going to the dealer for another job next week - my question is, should I have them look at the windows too or am I wasting my time?
I don't want to have the the van mucked about (which often does more harm than good) and still be left with leaky windows.
What's your thoughts - are these windows destined to leak forever (hence the drain hole) and best left alone?
I see that the window has a drain hole towards the front but none at the back.
The problem I was having was I park facing slightly up hill so any ingress was running away from the drain hole and eventually overflowing the channel and down the trim etc.
For now I've started parking it facing down hill.
It's going to the dealer for another job next week - my question is, should I have them look at the windows too or am I wasting my time?
I don't want to have the the van mucked about (which often does more harm than good) and still be left with leaky windows.
What's your thoughts - are these windows destined to leak forever (hence the drain hole) and best left alone?