Jaguar F-Pace | Water Leak Solved

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0:00 Right, so water leak found video here for a 2017 F-Pace Jaguar. We had to get the wing off to find this one, but it's been a bit tricky, but we've come to the conclusion that it's not the hardest one in the world to sort out. It was wet, and the water was finding itself underneath the cross or pedaling across here. And so we've got where the water would be running down inside the wing, it runs down to here, and there's a little grommet here. We've seen a lot of cars of these little grommets

0:37 and basically they just shrink over time, and probably mainly because the factory sprayed over them, I don't know. But because they shrink they break the seal, because this is shrinking at different speed during the hot weather, so that just prizes apart there a little bit. I'll hold it apart, and then James, can you put some water there. Basically we've got a camera set up inside here, and that's inside the box section now, and the water's going through the box section now. And then we've got the camera set up so you can see the camera on the seat,

1:12 not a seat cover on here at the moment, but the water is going through into that box section across there, and then finding its way at the bottom of that box section and out of there. So you can see their water running in right now, and then that's filling up the footwell from underneath, so you'd never find that. And the carpet is sodden and wet, and you wouldn't know, you know, because you've got thick carpet there. And he's got his electronics here, and they're swimming in the water

1:41 at the moment, the wires, the plugs are on in the water, so that can be dried. But you know it's quite surprising, and it started on the other side at the same time, so occasionally that happens. So simple fix, a new grommet, and get put the wing back on and everything, and it'll be nice. It'll need drying and everything, because otherwise the water will never dry, but yeah, it's something we can do. We've got the end video on the Jag, so it's all been fixed now. It's

2:09 been a bit of a quirky one, this one, and it was actually grommets behind the front wings. And so it's had a courtesy wash, and it's been tested, and everything seems to have tested up fine. So just quickly go in and show you obviously the trims which were previously out, still in the boot. And but it's back to how obviously it come in a previous to us. And so this is nice and dry, which is good. We resealed this rubber as well on the passenger side, sorry. Driver's side, driver's

2:42 side. If we just lift up the carpet and have a feel underneath, that's all dry, and we can't see any evidence of any water. It was originally coming out of this box section here, and everything's back in there except for obviously the bits previously. And so it's ready to go out to its real environment test, but

Feb
04
2022

This was a tricky leak to find the source of, but using our cameras, we were able to trace it back to a grommet behind the front wings.

There was water in both front footwells, but it wasn't obvious where the water was coming from, as it turned out it was leaking from inside the front wings into a box section and filling up the floor pans from underneath, soaking the carpets from the bottom. Once we got the wings off, the culprit was easy to spot and easy to fix. 

Solution: We will reseal these grommets, making them waterproof. The carpets are very thick in this Jaguar, and they won't dry out on their own. So with the leak fixed, we will put the car through our drying procedure and decontaminate the vehicle so that it is returned to the customer dry and free from bacteria, mould and mildew.

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