I have just been to the car after it’s been stood a while and when I opened the rear door a load of water came rushing out

I’ve never had a problem before but it’s soaked the carpet too which is upsetting

I’ve visually checked the door drains at the bottom and they appear to be clear

Anyone ever had this happen to them before?

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Have the same, unsure where it is being retained though. Let us know if you find the reason.

Same on mine but the water seems to get trapped between seals. It doesn't get in the car. I've had the offside rear door card off and can't find any issues. Drain holes are free. The bottom of the door must be so close to the sill that it seals the water in. Bit of a mystery.

the door needs 'bending' using a bit of 2x4 wood...there's a thread re this on the forum somewhere.. ... - .- -.




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Found it titled "This shouldn't happen". Suggests using a piece of wood to prevent the bottom of the door closing whilst pushing inward at the top.

Think I'll live with it, don't fancy that idea knowing my luck I would end up moving the hinges and creating a world of hurt.

Could you possibly share the link please, as I can't seem to find it..  2010 MY Range Rover 3.6 TDV8 Vogue SE - Stornoway Grey with Semi-Aniline Ivory Leather and Piano Black Trim

https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic58777.html

Not easy to find again but here it is -

https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic12101-15.html

FJ12Jagmen wrote:

Found it titled "This shouldn't happen". Suggests using a piece of wood to prevent the bottom of the door closing whilst pushing inward at the top.

Think I'll live with it, don't fancy that idea knowing my luck I would end up moving the hinges and creating a world of hurt.

I wouldn't worry about causing any problems, the doors and hinges are remarkably strong. If anything you will be lucky to bend the door at all.

Try this: get a ~1/2" length of black cable a couple of millimetres diameter (something like a bit of old headphone cable). Using a small amount of glue, glue it vertically across the bottom of door seal to hold a small section of seal away from the body to allow water to drain. Unobtrusive, and if it doesn't work then you can carefully peel it off.

Thanks for the information guys, I will try these techniques for sure... now to dry the carpet out  2010 MY Range Rover 3.6 TDV8 Vogue SE - Stornoway Grey with Semi-Aniline Ivory Leather and Piano Black Trim

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nicedayforit wrote:

FJ12Jagmen wrote:

Found it titled "This shouldn't happen". Suggests using a piece of wood to prevent the bottom of the door closing whilst pushing inward at the top.

Think I'll live with it, don't fancy that idea knowing my luck I would end up moving the hinges and creating a world of hurt.

I wouldn't worry about causing any problems, the doors and hinges are remarkably strong. If anything you will be lucky to bend the door at all.

I see you were one to offer advice on the original post

There are no pictures.. is it obvious where on the door you place the wood?  2010 MY Range Rover 3.6 TDV8 Vogue SE - Stornoway Grey with Semi-Aniline Ivory Leather and Piano Black Trim

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Just place the wood as far back as you can on the bottom of the door
Mine still doesn't leak after 9 years.