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Drying out sound proofing

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Range Rover Blues:
Take it out and leave it at home.  It won't dry out where it is, it'll just rot the floor.  Lift the back edge and prop a brick under there for now, eventualy you'll decide to remove it.

Lewis Bernard:
yeah, i have removed it. small amounts of rust in drives side, non in passenger side. my estimation is it has been there for a while. going to purchase some new door seals and seal up a couple of small unused holes in the floor. hopefully this will help in the smaller of water crossings, if i ever come across them!

cheers for your help guys.

muddyjames:
It sounds like a fun water crossing you went through!!

The bottom of my door seals aren't in a very good way by a long way. They are all cracked and crazed but I have never had water come inside the disco (except through the rusted boot floor before I had it replaced)

I have been through water that flowed over the bonnet and I couldnt go fast through the ford as it had huge holes either side. I must be very lucky then!! Dont forget the cd interchanger is under your drivers seat so dont let that get wet!!

Lewis Bernard:
already removed it! which was handy. i wonder where all this water came from. it filled the footwells by half an inch. i must be unlucky! my doors are all hung correctly, i can only think it is the door seal. the water seemed to bubble up from under the door.

Tyke:

--- Quote ---Anyone got any suggestions on drying it out / prevention of it in the future?
--- End quote ---


Yep! . . . .  rip it out and do without it . . . . keep out of the water . . . . . plug up all the holes.


A few tubes of silicon can work wonders, all the electical grommets in the disco footwells are suspects, give 'em a good dose of 'gobbo' and check your door seals as well.

if it's getin wet because of rust worm get the welder out.



Who really needs sound deadening anyway . . . .  :twisted:



Get 'em dried though or they WILL start rot and then it's an endless chore trying to cure it :(


Check you boot floor as well, if it's got in the footwells then it's likley it's got under the rear carpets as well and the boot floor is a pig to replace  :wink:

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