I have a leak above the drivers seat and after some testing it turns out that the water comes in at the joint shown on the picture, which I have learned from the local paint shop is actually a strip of silicone. Surprisingly it's not the windshield itself that is leaking.
It would be nice to repair it myself instead of paying 250€ to the shop so I am wondering if I can buy this strip of silicone as a part? Or is it something that's formed in the shop?
Or is there a better way to do it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Roof leak in 2016 jumper/boxer/ducato
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sneakyfox
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Roof leak in 2016 jumper/boxer/ducato
2016 Peugeot Boxer 2.0 bluehdi 130 (DW10FUD)
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PaulC5
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Re: Roof leak in 2016 jumper/boxer/ducato
I would just go over it with some clear silicone sealant.
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sneakyfox
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Re: Roof leak in 2016 jumper/boxer/ducato
Okay, do you think it will hold up over time as well?
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PaulC5
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Re: Roof leak in 2016 jumper/boxer/ducato
It should last for some time provided the area is cleaned first and dry.
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sneakyfox
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Re: Roof leak in 2016 jumper/boxer/ducato
Thanks! I will consider that.
If anyone knows whether that silicone strip is a part or not it would still be great to know.
If anyone knows whether that silicone strip is a part or not it would still be great to know.
2016 Peugeot Boxer 2.0 bluehdi 130 (DW10FUD)