bummer, this happened to our van before we restored her, we have sorted out all leaks thus far, but thankfully she lives in the garage, and the ute is now parked outside....hoping you are able to sort it out....:(
bummer, this happened to our van before we restored her, we have sorted out all leaks thus far, but thankfully she lives in the garage, and the ute is now parked outside....hoping you are able to sort it out....:(
HZ Jasmine Yellow Windowless Sandman, now being driven everywhere and is finished!
HZ Madeira Red Windowless sandman now Sold to Bigrob
HX Mandarin Red Sandman Ute finished, and club registered
1979 HZ malachite windowless van with 308 5spd, all chromed up and shiny finished and named "The Player"
Married to RodneyHZ253
Yeah that is a trap. When I was keen and younger and washed my ute, when you opened the doors to do the interior they always sloshed with water. Quick poke with a screwdriver and away it ran. When you pull the trims off sometimes the inside of the door is full of broken glass, blocking the holes.
My wb had some sort of putty blocking the drain holes in the rear beaver panel. Seemed to be done in the factory. Assume it was to stop dust getting in there? I pulled it out to let it drain.
I go around all my Holdens once a month and clean out those drain holes. They block up pretty bloody easily.
Hmmm, quite familiar with flooded holdens :( Drove to work one morning with a high low tide scenario going on. Low tide when flat to the boards, Hight tide on the brakes.![]()
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a holden ignition / door key is the perfect size to ream them out and keep the clear.
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