Frontera Dustproofing

Paul...Not sure of your vehicle but my old G60 had the hollow door lining rubbers and on advise from a bushie I made slits in them either end of a length and pumped them full of silicon. Let the silcon cure and a lot less dust came into the cabin. There is a variety of gel based products which could be pumped into these orifices to block up potential dust holes.

Hey Paul,

I don't have a problem with dust entry on mine and we have had it in places where there is plenty.

I believe there is some adjustment on the rear hatch where the catch engages. Might be worth a look.

Cheers

Brian

When you say keep the cabin "pressurised" is it on "fresh" or "recirculate"? To keep the cabin pressurised the aircon needs to be on "fresh". Had the same problem with my Pajero, the dealer even replaced all the back door rubbers. Did not help. The dealer then contacted the manufacturer who said that when operating the aircon in dusty conditions it should be on fresh, not recirculate in order to keep the cabin pressurised.

Regards
Brooksy
www.40series.com

i'm with brian.. no dust getting into mine either. seals might just need to be replaced?

Hmm no dust gets in on mine. Door seals are definantly hollow (one of mine is broken on side door) and still no dust. I'd look closely at the alignment etc of the rear window. Interesting on another forum theres a comment that a fronteras rear window bleep tered! Don't want that experience as they'd be bloody expensive I'd reckon.

cheers

stu