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<blockquote data-quote="gendong" data-source="post: 747595" data-attributes="member: 22402"><p><span style="font-size: 14px">Had ur no. 1 issue, where water seeped into the cabin from the rear door. I</span><span style="font-size: 14px"> actually went to another workshop earlier, but was told that my door trim was the cause. Burnt rm750 iirc for a new replacement. but rain still seeped in, only then went to Optimum in Kayu Ara for a second opinion</span>. Found out that the door was not aligned properly, probably caused by the door slammed into something hard when closing it, making it ajar. The workshop simply 'bent/pulled' the door inwards to solve the issue. </p><p></p><p><span style="font-size: 14px">Guess at times the solution for the issues are thru experience, a little bit brute force, rather than technical.</span></p><p></p><p>Item 2 guess its the alignment of the door catcher (the thing that holds/latch on to the door when u close it).</p><p></p><p>Door rubber seals u can DIY. can buy the item at BA.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gendong, post: 747595, member: 22402"] [SIZE=14px]Had ur no. 1 issue, where water seeped into the cabin from the rear door. I[/SIZE][SIZE=14px] actually went to another workshop earlier, but was told that my door trim was the cause. Burnt rm750 iirc for a new replacement. but rain still seeped in, only then went to Optimum in Kayu Ara for a second opinion[/SIZE]. Found out that the door was not aligned properly, probably caused by the door slammed into something hard when closing it, making it ajar. The workshop simply 'bent/pulled' the door inwards to solve the issue. [SIZE=14px]Guess at times the solution for the issues are thru experience, a little bit brute force, rather than technical.[/SIZE] Item 2 guess its the alignment of the door catcher (the thing that holds/latch on to the door when u close it). Door rubber seals u can DIY. can buy the item at BA. [/QUOTE]
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