Agree, sort of gives it more character fixing it DIY with the help of this forum. It would be boring if everything is perfect.
Same here, heading off to tour next week - hoping they will have sourced a better adhesive upon my return.
I have the same water leak, same location. Only happens when driving in the rain. A good thing it "Never Rains in Oregon"...
I have my appointment set for the tow hitch install in another week and a half. Been waiting to take my car in until the hitch was ready. Going to have them also address the water leak from the cabin filter on the passenger side - anyone else had this addressed and fixed? Curious what the cause was found to be, hoping it’s a somewhat known fault in the dealer side so it can be fixed definitively.I have the same water leak, same location. Only happens when driving in the rain. A good thing it "Never Rains in Oregon"...
Mine just got fixed by the dealer, it was a leak from the safari window (not sealed properly), the water was coming out of the camera enclosure behind the rear view mirror and it was dripping down the dash on the floor and console.
Under the access cover outside. You can clearly see the air filter. Shouldn’t this be sealed (flaps closed). Cabin filter would be soaking wet!!!
It’s not the AC. The water comes in through the cabin exterior filter vent.
Since the weather where we are is still mostly warm and requires having the AC cooling all the time, every drive still has condensate dripping into the passenger (LH) footwell. I have communicated at length with my dealer about when a fix for this will be available and the response was not great. According to them, the issue is with inadequate insulation of one of the coolant pipes that passes through the HVAC heater box. My dealer said they had been able to fix the issue on their own vehicles but this did require removal and refitting of the heater box (and a lot of the dash etc) and they would not be doing this on any customer vehicles as the labour is not covered by Ineos warranty until such time as they officially authorise the fix. They say the fix will most likely result in replacement of the entire heater box and Ineos is yet to provide an official solution. SO until that time, it will keep leaking and everything underneath will keep getting soaked. I have alerted them to the fact that I would expect the LH footwell carpet to therefore be replaced as part of this warranty fix when it becomes available. It's been wet constantly for about four months now and the longer Ineos delay in getting this fix sorted, the more likely there will be other items in the footwell that suffer from moisture ingress too.
I had my heater box replaced once by the dealer trying to diagnose the high frequency fan speed 4 noise. Unfortunately this wasn’t the case. However, beware that once the dashboard has been dismantled, it’s never the same (depends on the mechanic I guess). I have my glove box area rattling like mad afterwards. So I resorted to dismantling and reassembling the dashboard myself with anti rattle tape. What I found was a loose bolt behind the glove box, one missing screw and a missing snap on fastener which clips the shiny black trim in place in the dashboard. Annoyed but I’ve fixed most of the rattles and I guess the dealer won’t admit to this. Don’t want to upset the dealer because it’s miles away for the next one.
Why do we.always put up with poor service I don't .
Mine still drips EVERY time the AC is on, over 28C and in high than average humidity. My wife gives me the "wtf is this again...." look every time it happens.
