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    Nigel
  • Lexus Model
    RX400
  • Year of Lexus
    2006
  • UK/Ireland Location
    Lancashire

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  1. Nigsy
    Thank you for all the suggestions. The leak appears to be coming from near the rear roof rail support where the seam joins. Have sealed with silicon. We'll have to see how it goes.
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    Thank you for the replies. Have poured water in the sunroof drain holes and it exits under the car. Doesn't seem to be related to the rear wash wipe as water appears even when stationary. Will persevere.
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    Thanks Chris. I have found the two front drain holes and they are clear. I wasn't able to see the rear holes so your diagram will be helpful. Will have a look if it ever stops raining here.
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    I have been trying to trace a source of water collecting in the boot (trunk) of the car. I noticed water running down the inside of the trim near the tailgate hinge. (see photo) Anyone have any ideas how it is getting in there and how to address it?
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    Peter and Graham thanks for your help. Went out to tackle the job and noticed water running down the inside of the trim in the top corner between the tailgate hinge and support strut. Any ideas? Will try and upload photo.
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    Thanks Graham. Did you manage to access through the hatch using a small spanner?
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    Having same problem. Peter, do you mean that the nuts don,t need unscrewing and that you just pull the cluster from the outside? Graham, did you find the leak?
  9. Nigsy
    Trying to sort out water in the boot. Would appear to be as described and appearing from rear lamp cluster. Anyone help me with how to remove the housing so that I can check gasket for leak?
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