Touchless Car wash
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Touchless Car wash
So i just put my winters on, and the G was pretty dirty.
Decided to go to the Esso touchless.
So i'm here getting her done, probably with the 2nd power spray.
I see something going in thru my windows. not a lot of water, but a few drops here and there.
Could it be my seal from the windows..i really don't know how to explain it to you guys, but have you had this type of problem b4?
Is this covered by Infinity?
or
should i just take it back to the dealership...?
Decided to go to the Esso touchless.
So i'm here getting her done, probably with the 2nd power spray.
I see something going in thru my windows. not a lot of water, but a few drops here and there.
Could it be my seal from the windows..i really don't know how to explain it to you guys, but have you had this type of problem b4?
Is this covered by Infinity?
or
should i just take it back to the dealership...?
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Originally Posted by GEE35X
It is high pressure spraying on your car. This would not happen in normal everyday climate conditions. Therefore I think they will turn you away.
Try lubricating your weatherstripping with a good rubber lubricant to keep them soft and pliable.
Try lubricating your weatherstripping with a good rubber lubricant to keep them soft and pliable.
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lol... a couple drips? you're lucky... here's what my car used to do:
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not as bad now.... but it still isn't what i want.
apparently it's a wonderful feature on most 335 convertibles.
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not as bad now.... but it still isn't what i want.
apparently it's a wonderful feature on most 335 convertibles.
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^that's on his bimmer vert.
The leak I have is common on the G coupe. I only found out on one of the few times I had a back seat passenger and also happened to be on a rainy road trip to Cape Breton. It seems to be at the back end of the passenger window where it seals flush against the vertical rubber strip. I'm not worried about it!
The leak I have is common on the G coupe. I only found out on one of the few times I had a back seat passenger and also happened to be on a rainy road trip to Cape Breton. It seems to be at the back end of the passenger window where it seals flush against the vertical rubber strip. I'm not worried about it!
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I got some free car wash tickets from a buddy that installs the touchless car wash systems. I can say I'm not a big fan, the pressure of the water is quite intense. I've been meaning to ask him what the psi is. But it's winter, and free car washes so I can't resist, but I cringe a bit while it's going on. No leaks as of yet.