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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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Joined: Jul 2008
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Retired, not expired L - Learner Plates On
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Hi Gajet ..... I'll take a look at the underside in the boot and make sure that it is not leaking .... Thanks for that
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Hi Gajet ..... I'll take a look at the underside in the boot and make sure that it is not leaking .... Thanks for that Don't delay, get the screw holes filled with silicon or fit a matching s/s screw to seal them. Otherwise you will get a soggy bottom!!!!
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They're not just for the hardtop - the hood cover has two metal lugs that slide into the groove at the rear. My Aero 8 has them and I only have the hood cover.
No water ingress on mine, but may have been filled at some point by thoughtful dealer - my car was a demo (with 120 miles on the clock) for a couple of months before I got it...
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