Hello Paul, I have the same car (a late 2008 Niseco, 1st registration in 2009, bought in 2020 with 36000 km, brilliant condition, German car, so LHD) . In case of heavy rain I found a minor amount of water in the carpet in the passenger footwell. So I handled this with a rupper mat, as the amount of water over night was less than filling up the rubber mat. It does not happen when driving in the rain, but only when the car stands. Today I found your YT video by coincedence. So I will check the situation with this plastic clip. As the car will be in the carport until April (in Germany we can have a seasonal registration, as we called "Saisonnummernchild " ) I will have time to do this . So thank you for your explanation and best regards from Germany Hans
Hi Paul . Brilliant idea paul but Please can you tell me how permanentntje fix was over time As I'm considering do the same to my mx5 Thanks for your video Kind regards phil
Hello Paul,
I have the same car (a late 2008 Niseco, 1st registration in 2009, bought in 2020 with 36000 km, brilliant condition, German car, so LHD) . In case of heavy rain I found a minor amount of water in the carpet in the passenger footwell. So I handled this with a rupper mat, as the amount of water over night was less than filling up the rubber mat. It does not happen when driving in the rain, but only when the car stands.
Today I found your YT video by coincedence. So I will check the situation with this plastic clip. As the car will be in the carport until April (in Germany we can have a seasonal registration, as we called "Saisonnummernchild " ) I will have time to do this .
So thank you for your explanation and best regards from Germany
Hans
Viewers who maybe don’t feel able to do this should note the replacement grommets are less than £5 for both sides
Hi Paul . Brilliant idea paul
but Please can you tell me how permanentntje fix was over time
As I'm considering do the same to my mx5
Thanks for your video
Kind regards phil