Land Rover Monthly

Identifying water leaks

E all know the symptoms: opening the door, the car smells a little musty. After a few minutes driving the windows start to mist up, only it isn’t raining. After a sudden downpour when the truck is parked, we notice the windows are suddenly misty. All of these subtle pointers evidence the fact there’s water inside our Land Rover. The problem isn’t specific to the Defender and pre-Defender Ninety and One Ten models; Series Land Rovers have similar issues and much of this feature

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