unclefester

Firstly - contact JS to see if there is any warranty as the 'fix' will most likely mean disturbing existing glued seams. I did fix my OEM roof when it leaked from that area but it involves unbolting the forward roof seals and taking off the leading edge roof bar to get at the problem areas.

Best done in a garage or under something dry and you're probably tgoing to need a pack of StormSure Black to glue things back in place.

S2KIP

Jack does do a warranty, he's replaced complete roofs before.

Fatbloke

Someone with a better knowledge of consumer law will be able to give chapter and verse, but regardless of price or glamorous business premises etc. a trader has a statutory obligation regarding product and service quality.

I think Mike's issue is that he can't get back to Swansea for a while, though.......

mikefifth

4 to 5 months is the earliest I can even think about doing this trip.

Fatbloke

It'll still be less than 12 months old, won't it?

Might be worth giving Ray a call to say that you're going to try to fix it because you can't travel at the moment, but you'll get it back to him in the future if it doesn't work.

mikefifth

agreed

petrolhead88

I have a very similar problem to you, the passenger side seal collects water overnight and dumps it all over the seat as soon as I start to accelerate.

My roof needs replacement anyway so got it booked in for a new roof and a fix of the seal at Jack Smiths next week!

BenM

How much are new roofs from there? do they come with new door/window seals too?

lovegroova

Here you go regarding cost: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/113...th-roof-fitted
No new seals.

Doyal

I would have assumed Jack Smith would have been contacted before this thread made. Nothing like starting a thread on an owners club forum without even getting his response. That is one sure way to cheese somebody off.

Perhaps a thin coat of hammerite may resolve the issue