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Old 08-02-2009, 10:41 PM
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Default 06 GC Passenger Side Water Leak (pic)

In my 06 Grand Caravan, I am getting water on the passenger side floorboard. My mechanic has tried the following solutions, all of which have not worked yet.

1. Blown out the AC drain several times
2. Attached a rubber hose (sealed at the connection) to the AC drain, which hangs downward.
3. Checked the water drainage from the windshield.

None have worked. I have removed the jute backing and have rags (ok…Shamwows…that’s another story) under the carpet. I consistently wring out the water (yeah, just like the infomercial).

Attached is a pic. Any thoughts on other solutions or what is wrong?? Click on pic for a larger view.

Thanks.
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Old 08-03-2009, 12:22 AM
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The problem could be the heater core, the metal tubes come thru the bulk head on the driver side. The tubes have clips that hold the line into the heater core. So your problem could just the seals on the heater core tubes. Or the core itself.
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