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Old 17-03-2005, 11:17 AM   #1
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Default Leaky Boot

Any one else with a S1 with the Bi-Spoiler got a leaky boot? If so do you know where it leaks from?

I originally thought from the legs, but investigation proved that not to be the case, as the holes go into the sill and not into the boot itself. Then I tought underneath the LED brake light, but that doesn't have a hole any where..

Got me stumped, what Im finding is after a bit of rain when I open the boot the water rushes in and goes into the boot.

Mine has been stuffed for awhile but the car being always garaged I didn't worry too much about it, but now living on the coast starting to get a bit worried about the salt air and rust..
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