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Car Forum / Jaguar Cars / March 2005

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D - 16 Mar 2005 18:30 GMT
My XJ 40 leaks water into the passenger footwell. The water runs down from
the vents below the windscreen and flows to the footwell via a grommet in
the side of the well below  the ECU. This has rusted the metal around the
grommet and is letting the water in there. Is there any easy way to fix this
without removing the front wing and sealing it from there.

Dave
webserve - 16 Mar 2005 19:38 GMT
Dave,
  If you are leaking from the front vents, it usually means that the
"duckbill" is plugged.  Look under the windscreen wiper motor on the left
side of the car under the bonnet and 1/2 way down the fire wall you will see
a rubber fitting that looks like a duck's bill.  Usually, over the years,
this rubber piece gets full of debris and clogged thus clogging the tube it
connects to and forcing water into the cabin.  Clean this all out and your
water problems should go away.

Webserve
> My XJ 40 leaks water into the passenger footwell. The water runs down from
> the vents below the windscreen and flows to the footwell via a grommet in
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> Dave
 
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