Ford Focus 2005 Part 3 | Problems caused by rain water leaks Video
You can see in this video that the water in the car has caused rust. Rust causes more rust, so having rusty water sloshing around in your car is not good.
The moisture in the car can also get into electrical systems, either directly if they are submerged, by capillary action as water is pulled up the wiring loom, or just by condensation.
Dirty rain water getting into the car will also cause mould and odours, which require treatment if they are not to become a health hazard.
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This Ford Focus 2005 was experiencing multiple water leaks in the boot and back doors of the Ford, causing rust in the boot and back seats.
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In this video, James shows us that the rubbers have come loose from the bottoms of the rear doors and that the door membrane are beginning to fail.
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Upon investigation we found just one leaking door membrane, however when one perishes it is a sign the others will probably leak soon, so we recommend replacing all four doors.
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As James says, this car had been driving the customer 'potty' and he had already had a go at fixing some of the leaks and had previously stripped out the interior and had the carpet out.
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