Leak Proofing – Boot Lid Bolts

Someone on one of the 260 forums suggested that the bolts supporting the boot lid may be leaking on his … More

Leak Proofing – Rear sunroof drain (drivers side)

A similar procedure to the passenger side but before removing inner boot panel:- wait for sat nav unit to power … More

Access to this drain is probably the easiest so I would suggest this is the one to do first so … More

The front drains are a bit more fiddly to get to as tucked away in the corners so a bit … More

Exposed by removing the side panels in the boot (plus a few other bits on the drivers side) but to … More

So we can easily fit the child seat for our granddaughter to the rear seat on the occasions we are … More

Apparently these waistline trim fasteners can leak. I used Capt. Trolleys and to be extra safe pout a good quality … More

A common problem and one I suspected was leaking on mine is the original type gasket used on the rear … More

It’s known that leaks can occur along some of the seams / joints between body panels. The ideal sealer is … More

The MG ZT is notorious for leaks as they start to age and although my low mileage example had no … More

Sunroof drains usually leak for two reasons. Firstly the rigid pipe becomes a loose fit inside the rubber adapter and … More

A recent post on a forum explained in full detail how to fix or prevent water leaks from the sunroof … More

Alternatively if my foam method doesn’t work I’ll be getting one of these which are specifically designed and proven to … More

Apart from the grill on the top plenum chamber / windscreen panels it’s strange why one side of the windscreen … More

One of the things that is highly recommended for all new ZT owners of any model is to check that … More