Finding a leak

will have a look but not sure how it can be there

Hey Geoff,

You mean a aircon vent? the door seals seems to be fine as well

Pretty much, I'm not real familiar with Patrols but across the bottom of the windscreen on Landcruisers is a grille.

It has a drain or two down through the back of the dash and the foots wells.

If a drain blocks you get water on the floor.

Geoff

I have had the same problem before with rust holes under that grill. Any rust under the grill allows the water to run inside.

No sunroof

Yes I do will have to check that out

Hi Troll 81

Had the same happen with the navara when I had windscreen replaced. Had to get them back 3 times before they got it right.
First 2 times they were very scabby on the sealant and windsreen was not quite central. On the third time I stood over them and was talking to the guy about the problem and he said with these screens you really need two people to get it right, which he did,
so no problems since.
Maybe this could be your problem.

Regards Ross

hmmmmm

I had one of those mobile guys out.....only one guy and the job looks good and neat but might give them a cal and see what they say

sure do but it's been there for years but will double check that. I know I have a heaps of wires going into the firewall so maybe it is leaking through there somewhere

Had that happen as well - water tracks down the wires and through the firewall.

Yep definitely follow all of your looms through the firewall and check the rubber boot seals around them for splits/cracks etc.

I had this problem on my Jackaroo, during heavy rain water would wash down the firewall (engine-side) and over the loom and into the cabin through the split rubber boot.

Hey Fred

So lets say this is the case will I have to get them to take the window out again and redo everything?

Yes, complete removal is the only way. Don't let them just add to the old sealant, it won't take properly because a skin has formed as it dries.