Glass scraper wick water intake problem - 206

Hello,

I had a problem with the glass outer scraper wick some time ago. Following the problem I had, I closed some of the under-water drainage holes but I complained about the water that fills into the door from the wicks. It is a subject that many people, including different brands, suffer.

Since I could not find the wick in the bursa, I ordered from two different parts dealers. In the first one, I bought it from the owner peugeout because the piece was faulty.

But it is a very interesting issue peugeout started to produce different runes with the same oem code. While the wick has a single oem code, the part in question was short on my vehicle. Its structure was also very different from that on it. I created a solution like the pictures. Other musicians can also benefit. I have had no problems at the front door for about 3 months. For this reason, I also applied for the back door.

I applied PVC tape (electrical tape) under the suppositories. My primary goal was to test durability, so I haven't encountered a problem for a long time.

Instead of dealing with taping the tape properly, I got the excess in a few times without sticking the glass from the level of the wick without sticking the glass in the right position (the entire gap will be thick enough to close, and then I took the excess.

I used good quality PVC tape. Globe brand, but the brand in question has several different products. I am of the opinion that the matte ones are better quality.

An image from the rear window application.

Back door before cutting

Front door

General view

Victims can stick PVC tape over the wick as an emergency solution. But in this case, the glass does not open. I used it as a temporary but effective solution in heavy rains in winter. I haven't tried the summer heat performance yet, but I guess it was an application that will provide long-term activity. Alternatively, I plan to make silicone sealants under the wick. Of course, in the case of finding a felt / sponge that will provide proper slipperiness.

Edt. Meanwhile, the front doors had closed the front holes with plastic grommets, but the body shop could still leak. So if you put the washers together with the silicone, sealing is provided. In this case, water will be drained from the holes in the end of the door. I recommend that you also clean the hole parts. It can still get water into the door, especially in heavy rains, but it does not leak inside. Water can be drained from the rear holes.

luridl to 2018-06-04 10:07:57

08.05.2020 20:52	# 1
luridline
Hello, I had a problem with the glass outer scraper wick some time ago. Following the problem I had, I closed some of the under-water drainage holes but I complained about the water that fills into the door from the wicks. It is a subject that many people, including different brands, suffer. Since I could not find the wick in the bursa, I ordered from two different parts dealers. In the first one, I bought it from the owner peugeout because the piece was faulty. But it is a very interesting issue peugeout started to produce different runes with the same oem code. While the wick has a single oem code, the part in question was short on my vehicle. Its structure was also very different from that on it. I created a solution like the pictures. Other musicians can also benefit. I have had no problems at the front door for about 3 months. For this reason, I also applied for the back door. I applied PVC tape (electrical tape) under the suppositories. My primary goal was to test durability, so I haven't encountered a problem for a long time. Instead of dealing with taping the tape properly, I got the excess in a few times without sticking the glass from the level of the wick without sticking the glass in the right position (the entire gap will be thick enough to close, and then I took the excess. I used good quality PVC tape. Globe brand, but the brand in question has several different products. I am of the opinion that the matte ones are better quality. An image from the rear window application. Back door before cutting Front door General view Victims can stick PVC tape over the wick as an emergency solution. But in this case, the glass does not open. I used it as a temporary but effective solution in heavy rains in winter. I haven't tried the summer heat performance yet, but I guess it was an application that will provide long-term activity. Alternatively, I plan to make silicone sealants under the wick. Of course, in the case of finding a felt / sponge that will provide proper slipperiness. Edt. Meanwhile, the front doors had closed the front holes with plastic grommets, but the body shop could still leak. So if you put the washers together with the silicone, sealing is provided. In this case, water will be drained from the holes in the end of the door. I recommend that you also clean the hole parts. It can still get water into the door, especially in heavy rains, but it does not leak inside. Water can be drained from the rear holes. luridl to 2018-06-04 10:07:57

08.05.2020 20:52	# 2
x571
photos are not visible

08.05.2020 20:52	# 3
luridline
problem fixed

08.05.2020 20:52	# 4
sonerkyl
If you add the photos in your hands to my health teacher, I would appreciate this problem in other image providers. It doesn't appear again :)

08.05.2020 20:52	# 5
Cepnistan
I would be glad if you give information about the solution of the problem, teacher

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08.05.2020 20:52	# 6
luridline
[QUOTE = sonerkyl] I would appreciate if you add the photos in my hands to your health teacher, if you add them from hyper-im.com. It doesn't show up again:) [/ QUOTE] I uploaded the pictures to the site you specified. It seems to me always :) I hope the problem is solved.

08.05.2020 20:52	# 7
sonerkyl
The problem is solved, brother, health.

08.05.2020 20:52	# 8
M.Ahmet059
With the effect of heat, the tapes of these tapes are softening, somewhere smeared tapes are now in the door, let's see how long they will last, beautiful application :)

08.05.2020 20:52	# 9
luridline
[QUOTE = M.Ahmet059] Adhesives of those tapes are softened by the effect of heat, there is a smearable band inside the door. Let's see how long they will last, beautiful application :) [/ QUOTE] I will test the performance of the summer. I am wondering too. I preferred quality tape. I think of a different solution, of course. I have now stopped searching for new rovings. Maybe I can look at the publishers when I am available