Peugeot Partner windscreen rubber

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Linea Recta, Jan 7, 2004.

  1. Linea Recta

    Linea Recta Guest

    This week I got my new Peugeot Partner 1,9D and it drives beautifully
    indeed.

    But today I noticed a little issue: the rubber sealing at the top of the
    windscreen doesn't fit tight to the metal of the roof. So, in some places
    there is a little gap.
    At the dealer's they told me it will not cause leakage because the glass is
    glued to the body of the car. But they are willing to re-fit the windscreen
    with a new rubber seal.

    My question: would it be wise to do let them carry out this operation? Will
    my (new) car be better off or not?


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    Linea Recta, Jan 7, 2004
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