Water in Passenger Footwell
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Ok...I just finished driving in some light rain and noticed once I got home, that there was a puddle of water in the passenger footwell. The waters seems to have slid in from in back of the passenger footwell...at the top (where u rest your feet). I checked under the car...no holes. I checked near battery tray..no holes or rust. I removed sunroof...no water there. I did notice though, that when I went under the car, the drain for the sunroof was nice and dry. So what does this mean? My sunroof drain is clogged? If so how do I unclog them (Maybe I'll make another seperate post). Or could it be the seal of my sunroof needs replacing?
Thanks and sorry for long email.
Its a 84 944 by the way
Thanks,
Mike
Thanks and sorry for long email.
Its a 84 944 by the way
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Thanks,
Mike
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My n/a had that, the water came from the battery tray. There were no holes or rust but the drain lines were clogged inside, after blowing them out with an air compressor it didnt happen again.
Clean/Dry it quick #1 your DME is under the passenger foot rest and #2 if that water is from the battery area you want to clean your carpets soon (battery acid)
Clean/Dry it quick #1 your DME is under the passenger foot rest and #2 if that water is from the battery area you want to clean your carpets soon (battery acid)
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Check the seal around your windshield Mike. My '87 was driving me nuts because when it rained on the outside, it also rained on the inside! It turned out that the adhesive around the windshield was failing slowly and imperceptably allowing the windshield to slide south. I had a very small gap that was hiddeen by the rubber windshield seal allowing water in. I had to remove the seal to see the leak. I hired a glass company to fix it as it required removing the windshield. It was a tense repair because a broken windshield leaves you on the hook for six hundred bucks! good luck.