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Roystonh



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rubber at top of windscreen

Hi there

I have noticed that the rubber at the top of the front windscreen post seems to be loose and have a gap which will allow water down - is this right or should it be tight?

thanks Roy

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Bryan N



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England 2010 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Santorini Black

Mine is similar - although its elasticity(?) keeps it fairly tight against the seal that runs along the roof rail tracks.

A bit of Evostick perhaps to hold it down???

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Roystonh



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Thanks - I just wanted to check if it was normal!

Ta roy 2005 L322 Vogue Gold gone
2006 L322 Vogue Black gone
2011 L322 Vogue Silver gone
2011 L322 Autobiography Black gone
2015 L405 Autobiography LWB Black gone
2019 L405 P400e Range Rover Autobiography LWB Eiger grey / black roof gone
2001 P38a 30th Anniversary Wimbledon Green gone
2019 L405 P525 Autobiography LWB British Racing Green

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Zirconblue



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United Kingdom 2005 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Cairns Blue

Black automotive silicone sealant should sort that. It'll hold it down and stop water getting down there at the same time.

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