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Drivers wing mirror leak

Andrew McD
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Andrew McD Member

Andrew McD

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Hi Folks,

I've just picked up my new to me 986, its a low millage car, not the newest but in great condition.

One of my first questions is how to stop a leak coming in just below the wing mirror controls? It is not big but annoying as is soaks the carpet above the speaker.

Anybody have any thoughts??

Thanks, Andrew.

  • 9 months later...
fedmax Member

fedmax

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Hi Andrew

I have the same issue with my 996 Turbo which as far as I know shares the same mirrors as the Boxter. I noticed it first time when the employee at the car wash jet washed my mirrors, water came in both sides. I tried to fix it with this mod: http://porsche996turboblog.blogspot.com/2011/05/issue-water-entering-cabin-through.html but it doesn't work unfortunately.

Did you ever solve this issue?

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