@Jean Mercier - I believe here is a service campaign regarding possibly changing the seals on the safari windows in event of leakage - contact your dealer.
I think many have already escaped...
I use it almost everywhere.
It seems, that the cruise control of my 23 yo Benz is smarter than in modern variants. If there is a somewhat sharp curve, the cruise control does not maintain speed at any price. Instead, it switches off at a certain side force or if the ASP steps in. Same if I switch to "N" (which I sometimes do to let my car "sail" when approaching a red the traffic light). And it doesn't go back to cruise control if I turn back to "D". I have to activate it again then my self.The automatic transmission can have a nasty habit of dropping down a gear or two and accelerating around the corners to maintain the Cruise Control speed you had previously set for the open road....
If you have your bollocks between the door and the car, I'm not surprised it hurts.Anyone having issues shutting the doors. I’m getting the bollock ache, I have to slam any door I open especially the rear doors and still getting the door open message,then have to close it again
Many congratulations - hope you enjoy it
Today I poured water in the hole in the roof of the safari window: water pouring down beneath the car, nothing inside, therefore at first sight not the seal.
Actually 70 mph on UK motorway .....sorry officer. Even though I'm police trained advanced driver
Define "rubber".
stuff from a tree?
Potato - tomato.
Manmade trees
That very well could be where the issue is especially if the leaking happens/doesn’t happen when the Grenadier is at certain angles. If others are experiencing this I would think it is unlikely debris is already clogging them up this new and it could be design related with the lines getting pinched maybe due to the more rigid/boxy angles we all love with the Grenadier design? You can always try shooting compressed air down the drain line and even some wd40 before (let it dry before hitting with the air) to see if that helps if it is in fact just some debris that needs to be cleared out.
Hey no judgement this end. I was just thinking that 80mph was quite progressive for such a conservative society as England is all.
