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      05-19-2014, 02:58 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by Manchesterr View Post
Not sure I've explained it properly then based on your response.

The F20 has a drainage channel on the roof of the car, but does not have one around the doors.

The doors just have a rubber seal, and that's it.

So, the rain runs down the side of the car, and must pool / collect in the seal, when the door is opened, that water disperses into the car.

On my E90, it has a drainage channel on the roof, but it also has another around the door, as well as the rubber seal.

Photos below to show what I mean:-

F20 - Nothing to disperse the water around the door


E90 - Channel around the door, before the rubber seal
Exactly what I said earlier in the post, but pictures say a thousand words
I would agree it's just a bad design, but one I have got use to having experienced it with other brands. My old Ford Kuga use to drop a lot of rain water in to the boot when opened!
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