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If it looks the same in the production vehicles as in that prototype, that mighgt be the reason. Here a seal is missing, protecting the ventilation intake at its side from water coming from the windscreen.
Bloody hell, that’s very dodgy.
Totally agree… I’m in Kenya. It’s been 25-30 degrees and my car has spent hours out baking in the sun. It’s not nearly as hot as I’d expect it to be. My 200 series is way warmer!
My aircon works too. Like you said, it’s not very cold. My Suzuki Jimny aircon is freezing cold.
That would be a deal breaker for me.
I've watched your videos/subbed to your channel, great stuff. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the rig and your trip to Black Sheep, great stuff!
Welcome mate, we've been enjoying your youtube videos immensely.
Thank you, much appreciated! Never done this social media stuff before but thoroughly enjoying myself! Appreciate the support very much
Yes, I am a subscriber. Thought your Black Sheep visit was excellent. What did you buy out of interest?
Thank you, that’s great to hear! Labour of love I guess. I’m waiting for my roof gear to arrive so I can do a few clips with that and the side MOLLE systems I got from black sheep!
I live in Kenya and the AC is better than my 200. It’s not as cold as my Jimny, but that’s because in the Jimny you have your nose on the dash and butt on the boot!
Quite surprised, as your vids and commentary are very good.
That's how it looks in mine. As you can see, there is some spongy seal. It could be that once that it is saturated with water, the excess water sips into the car ventilation system indeed, or there is perhaps a place with a defect in the seal.
Later, later, my wife is home
and anyway, I have also some work today.
