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kaney

Member Since: 01 Oct 2018
Location: Bolton
Posts: 232

I will keep that in mind as I only have the roof skin and nothing behind yet as I plan to get a rear headliner next year after putting the vents lights and sound deadening in

21st Nov 2021 12:38pm

LandRoverAnorak

Member Since: 17 Jul 2011
Location: Surrey
Posts: 11324

Unfortunately, the vents in the rear of the roof really didn't work very well and were deleted relatively quickly, because of leaks and the dust issues that Jim mentions.

If you're going to fit a headlining and insulation then your condensation problem will go away, though. Darren

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22nd Nov 2021 8:38pm

kaney

Member Since: 01 Oct 2018
Location: Bolton
Posts: 232

The condensation is affecting the headliner at the front as it's getting plenty of spots which keep appearing but easily wipe off as well as the windows fogging up I know its the wet / damp jackets and hand tools causing it along with the weather, it all clears up soon after driving with the front vents open along with the drivers widow. Surprised the roof is not dripping with condensation I have started to cover the tools up with an old picnic blanket so that may help for the time being. The vents are due any day so I will fit them and hope it was worth doing

22nd Nov 2021 9:43pm

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