Picked up little Jet today and was told fingers crossed xx that the leak was from the draining tube on the sunroof one side that was not connected right. I don't know if this is true as not a techie !!BUT got a free valet and a set of mats and loads of apoligies.
We shall wait and see, have to say I was loaned a 61 plate Fox and did'nt like it, I'm only 5'1" couldnt get the seat right to reach the pedals, had to slam the doors to get them to shut. AND it did'nt sound like a baby golf
Sunroof drain channels, wether blocked or as in your case not connected are quite a common source of leaks as are windscreen seals , hope that's you sorted....Result!
Picked up little Jet today and was told fingers crossed xx that the leak was from the draining tube on the sunroof one side that was not connected right. I don't know if this is true as not a techie !!BUT got a free valet and a set of mats and loads of apoligies.
We shall wait and see, have to say I was loaned a 61 plate Fox and did'nt like it, I'm only 5'1" couldnt get the seat right to reach the pedals, had to slam the doors to get them to shut. AND it did'nt sound like a baby golf
Fingers crossed that all's well now. My hubby was doing a bit of research t'other night about sunroof problems with VW's & there does appear to be a recurring issue with the draining tubes. In fact when I asked my salesman today to get the lads to pay particular attention to the sunroof on mine after explaining about yours and davidew's problems, he said he'd had something similar with a Passat some time ago. He did stress that it was just a "kink" and that it was easily sorted so let's hope that yours is the same
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