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Old 13-12-2008, 06:20 PM   #1
LRsedan
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Default MORE water in the boot!

Hey guys,

Well we all know the problem of water getting into the hatches boot after rain when you lift the tailgate.

About 4 times now I have lifted my boot to find a PUDDLE of water resting inside the plastic ford boot liner. A good 1/4 of a litre.

Any one else have this problem after rain? It doesn't happen when I wash the car, only if it sits in fairly heavy rain.

Last time because I was parked off camber, the liner tray couldn't take the volume of water with its short sides, and now my rear carpets are soaked. Not to mention the stale water smell.

Hopefully Ford doesn't give me the run around on this, like the rain gutter issue under the rear window...

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