westhaven10a

Thanks Gregers, it was sitting so low at the front and was obviously not right - much better now. I was hoping that there was enough give in the lining to ease it down enough to see what is happening at least with the pipes on the front two drains if I removed the sun visors, clock panel, passenger roof handle and front door rubber seals. Mk2 man, thanks for straying into this mk3 area with your technical input too, I will go into the finer measurement details when I have more time now I have a bit more idea what I am doing. Oh Yes!! Sorry, us 'dumb asses' only know how to do a search for the type of problem we have and then reply to the thread that best matches :-)

LOL, I've just logged on to try and find an answer to exactly the same problem. My '98R has electric sunroof which is sitting a little low on the entire front edge when closed and is therefore letting water in. I don't yet know how to solve that, but I would have thought the drainage system should be capable of coping with any water that comes in. I too have water coming through the roof clock etc, so assume I am looking at a second fault. It appears a relatively straight forward job to peel back the roof lining, after which I intend to trickle some water onto the sunroof and try and at least pin-point where the water is deviating from it's intended route.