Applies to
DB11 (2016-2023).
VIN applicability: Reported DB11 VIN range in the source record.
Years beside model names identify production generations, not confirmed affected years. For a specific car, confirm the VIN with Aston Martin or an authorised specialist. Do not assume every vehicle in the model family is affected.
Issue and owner context
Aston Martin documents non-flush rivets and compromised rear-glass sealing on the DB11, with factory options for resealing or replacement depending on inspection.
Reported symptoms
- Water ingress around the rear windscreen
- Damp boot or rear-compartment areas after rain
Aston Martin's repair
Aston Martin's procedure distinguishes between resealing the existing rear glass and replacing it when inspection shows that resealing is not sufficient.
Factory document
Factory document
SB-01-1054
Rear Windscreen Leaks
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Sources and evidence
Confirmed factory information
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- Aston Martin: SB-01-1054, Rear Windscreen Leaks.
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