This range Rover had a leak from a factory fitted screen, which seems to be something of a common problem on this model.
Over time the car expands and contracts, the shell flexes while cornering, and a weakly bonded windscreen can, over time, develop leaks.
There were two leaks at the top of the screen which were dripping down behind the dash and leaking down into the footwell, causing wet carpets.
Solution: The windscreen will have to be refitted and properly sealed, then brought back to us to be decontaminated and dried.
Here at new again, we specialize in leak diagnosis, fixing leaks, decontamination and drying cars.
Question: "Will my car dry out on its own if i have the heating on?"
Answer: There is practically no chance of your car drying on its own because it is unlikely you noticed the leaks until the car was already full of water. And it can be a lot of water! Please watch the video below to see how much water is in a leaky car. You should make some effort to dry your car yourself or have it done professionally because water left in a car will lead to rust, electrical problems and mould.
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