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JAB88 · Mar 28th, 2024, 13:12

Hi all

Picked up my 2004 C70 last Sunday.

Went out to it today to find that there was what looked like water drops on the front driver seat.

I thought it was probably becuause I'd just got in the car and it was ****ing it down.

After going for a drive and coming back, I sat parked for a bit and noticed two dripping spots coming from that soft velvety material at the top of the window - images below:

https://ibb.co/5Wm1pL7
https://ibb.co/qFtzq4c

Is this an issue with the windshield seal perhaps, or seal from the window itself? You can't see in the pics, but the water or damper part of that fabric material looks wetter from above where the droplet is forming (if that makes sense?)

So far rest of the roof and other windows seem tight and secure, but really don't want to come out tomorrow to find a huge puddle! I've put a tea towel over the electric window switches as that was precise;y where the droplets were landing

Any advise or recommendations?

Thanks
James

Mar 28th, 2024, 13:12	#1
JAB88 New Member Last Online: May 6th, 2024 12:54 Join Date: Nov 2023 Location: Bognor Regis	Leak on driver side window Hi all Picked up my 2004 C70 last Sunday. Went out to it today to find that there was what looked like water drops on the front driver seat. I thought it was probably becuause I'd just got in the car and it was ****ing it down. After going for a drive and coming back, I sat parked for a bit and noticed two dripping spots coming from that soft velvety material at the top of the window - images below: https://ibb.co/5Wm1pL7 https://ibb.co/qFtzq4c Is this an issue with the windshield seal perhaps, or seal from the window itself? You can't see in the pics, but the water or damper part of that fabric material looks wetter from above where the droplet is forming (if that makes sense?) So far rest of the roof and other windows seem tight and secure, but really don't want to come out tomorrow to find a huge puddle! I've put a tea towel over the electric window switches as that was precise;y where the droplets were landing Any advise or recommendations? Thanks James