I went through a area of road construction yesterday and got mud all over the side of the ride. When I opened the door I noticed the mad was on the lower inside of the door. Is this ussal for this to happen? I looks like there is a seal on the lower door area, but it does not work well.
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Mud on the lower inside door.
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BasilFawlty
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Ditto. When I detailed my car this weekend I noticed there was a surprising amount of dirt on the lower inside doors.
JerseySXP
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Same here - had a winter storm and door jams definitely have mud/salt/crud on them.
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If it is like my car, the dirt, soap, water, that is on the inside of the door is on the plastic trip at the bottom. It is not getting “inside” the car. More on the exterior surface outside of the where the “shape of the door” is.
As long as it drains away and doesn’t sit on the metal to cause corrosion, I can deal with it.
As long as it drains away and doesn’t sit on the metal to cause corrosion, I can deal with it.
