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What could be the possible cause of water ingress into the spare wheel well of a Jaguar X-Type estate?
Asked on 7 November 2011 by bowden-green
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Failure of the cabin vent flaps that let stale air out of the car, but are situated low down behind the sides of the rear bumper.
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