307 Spare wheel is filling water? You have?

Do friends have water in the trunk of the other 307 owners in the rain? Like I found the source where the water came from .. I'm doing some more research but does anyone know why it comes from where? Because there was nothing like this before. How can we solve this problem in one?

What is easier than testing my brother? Mix watercolor paint into a bucket of water on a dry day.

80 percent of the water is getting in mine.

[QUOTE = furkan] 80 percent of the water was drinking and mine was getting 1 mixture of water. [/ QUOTE]

The devil says, empty the bucket of silicone, let it dry: D

[QUOTE = xSOLOx] is the devil who says "Dump a bucket of silicon, let it dry: D [/ QUOTE]

Sahin, peugeot, you can handle it with the original parts. You can look at all of the six teams.

[QUOTE = xSOLOx] the devil is a dummy bucket, let it go, dump it, let it dry: D [/ QUOTE]

In fact, the chronic problem of many vehicles is to make moisture in the spare wheel, but if yours is getting water, 3 things in my mind are war ... Take it to the car wash who does the 1st job well and let the water spray from the bottom. There is a problem or there is a problem with the silicone of the spare wheel ...

If you remove the rear bumper, take out the air grilles and siliconize them, the problem is definitely resolved.

frankly, I think the water comes from under the vehicle. There is a plastic piece under the spare wheel. I think it came from there. Let's get her done in a car wash. though, if water gets under it, this time the water enters and leaves the spare wheel. Mine is feeding the water like a child.

If you can not find a solution to the hood, it will ruin the water.

If I find illustrated explanation, the source of the water I will add to the page is the ventilation grilles inside the rear bumper.

http://forum.donanimhaber.com/m_18940568/ mpage_74 / tm.htm & nbsp; this link will help you

Thank you very much Hummm VEDATDINC was really stuck in my head. Tomorrow the weather will be fine tomorrow let's try and thank you very much for this again

You're welcome I had the same problem

[QUOTE = yavuz25]

If the water ruins the hood, you can't find any more solutions. [/ QUOTE]

you said you ruined the free water body, but as a result, the vehicles are getting rain water + it is being washed in a car wash ... let's say the car washed in a car wash is dried Even if it is tried to dry up, it will be moist in the winter day. It does not have any rain water. I think the event that the friend says is like a spare wheel from the baggage. If it is so, it doesn't rust.
I will even give it in one example, my friend bought it with zero corolla. It was going to be a year or something. It was making moisture on the table. There was nothing left in the authorized service center ... they couldn't solve the problem. You will not believe in the end, but the authorized engineer of the firm from Japan. they had come and resolved the event like that

[QUOTE = Oğuzhan86] [QUOTE = yavuz25]

If you can not find the solution a little more. [/ QUOTE]

yavuz water water is ruining the hood but as a result, vehicles get rain water + car wash is being washed in the car wash .. let's say the car washed in the car wash is dried (though no matter how hard it is to dry, it stays moist in the winter day. well, it doesn't have any rainwater eating ... I think the event that the friend says feels like a spare wheel from the baggage, if it doesn't mold, it doesn't rust. I even give it in one example, my friend bought it with zero corolla It was going to be a year or something. It was making moisture on the table. There was nothing left in the authorized service. they had come and solved it like this [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = Oğuzhan86] [QUOTE = yavuz25] If you say the water ruins the hood, you can not find a solution any more. no matter how hard it is to dry, it stays moist in the winter day. well, it doesn't have any rainwater eating ... I think the event that the friend says feels like a spare wheel from the baggage, if it doesn't make mold rust, even in an example, my friend would have bought it with zero corolla or something. the spare wheel was both making moisture ... there was nothing left in the authorized service center ... they couldn't solve the problem. [/ QUOTE] my brother will rinse the paint if the water left in the spare wheel stays for a long time. Then it comes to rust and decay. The external factors damage the car over time. parts can provide a certain level of protection. If you want your vehicle to stand for a long time without rotting, keep it quite dry. Especially the inside of the trunk should be checked for wet frequently. If not, paint and galvanization swells and throws it will be rotted. Water tightness is vital for a car. There may be a mistake in Toyota, too.

In addition, if we wash the bottom of our vehicles in detail at the exit of the winter season, we will be protected from decay considerably. The reason is that if we do not wash the salts spilled on the roads for icing, they will settle in the lower body and make a big hole in the body of your vehicle.