T6NYY
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Guys, apologies for the very late reply. Tried this method and my car is finally dry inside. This solution works!
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Thanks Dave, all the info is very useful, I'll let you know how I get on ......
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My car is booked in to my local garage in a couple of weeks time to sort the sunroof leak caused by the poor design around the wind deflector and springs. Please let me know what product you've used to seal the holes, is it just a standard sanitary sealant or something different. Thanks .......
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Thanks for the heads up ........ will be careful .... cheers T
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This repair you have detailed seems to be the solution. Many threads over Facebook and elsewhere say the same. Just waiting for a few days dry weather and I'll give it a go. How easy is it to remove the flexible wind deflector? Any tips for removal? Thanks
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Yes, that did work thank you, I'll study that in a bit more detail at weekend ...... thank you
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Never a truer word said!
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Let me know how you get on, getting a bit desperate now, Audi dealership is flippin clueless! Do you have YouTube link also please ...... thanks
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Thanks Gareth .....
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Hi Steve, yes ...... I'm trying to find a specialist in automotive water leaks .... have you any recommendations?
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Have a 17 plate C7 S6. Its been back to my local Audi dealership 6 times to fix a leaking panoramic sunroof. Sunroof cassette has been taken out and sunroof seals have been replaced twice and it's still leaking - they haven't a !Removed! clue. I've paid £1,800 so far and I've had enough of their incompetence. Can anyone recommend an automotive water leak specialist in Lancashire (North West) that can solve this issue. Thanks for any recommendations .....
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