Its caused by wet carpets - lift the seat - the carpet is in 2 halves with the seam under the seat, put your hand through the gap and I bet the foam is sodden. only way to sort that is to take the entire interior out and then find the leak.
Nothing to see here, especially Andyglym.
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Ok mate will check that out, however there's no musty or damp smell in the car. Thanks for that though, didn't know that. Cheers.
No worries pal - that will all just wipe off with Milton as someone suggested. Leaks can come from anywhere, on my old one I emptied the entire cabin and it turned out to be the seal on the A pillar, not where the roof joined the car as I initially suspected.
I also use the condensation bags in winter as well.
Yuck.
I have a leak, even with the hard top so I go out for a periodic wipe down. Even with x2 condensation packs and 4 dispossible condensation catchers. They do work, it’s just the rain in Scotland doesn’t stop.
I have a leak, even with the hard top so I go out for a periodic wipe down. Even with x2 condensation packs and 4 dispossible condensation catchers. They do work, it’s just the rain in Scotland doesn’t stop.
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