I have a leak some where on the front drivers side. After every good rain the carpet mat under plastic gets wet.
The windshield had a crack - I had it replaced. The window tech suggested I take a look at the driver side panel - he said it was common for rams to leak if the plastic underneath was ripped up. I took it off and the plastic was ripped in a few places. I duct-taped it.
It is a crew cab with rear 'suicide' doors - the weather stripping looks good. It hasnt rained since. Is there anything else it could be?

 

On my truck it ended up being a leak around the third brake light. Took it out and then a little silcone and I no longer had a wet floor.

 

The light at the top/back of the cab? Im pretty sure carpet in rear would be wet as well, but Ill double check.

 

I can almost guarantee its the third light. I couldn't believe it either... seems kind of far fetched... All I had to do is remove the light and put some sealant to create a watertight seal... a 10 minute fix.

It will take a while for the carpet to dry... at least it did for mine.

Water in this case travels under the plastic trim that lines the edges of the cab, back to front, and empties right on the driver's side carpet... it does not make anything else wet. My carpet in the back has always been dry...

 

Do you realize that this member hasn't been active in almost two years?

Or, did you just figure out this problem all on your own, and your proud?

Do you need a forum cookie?

 

98 Ram 1500 SS/T. The driver floor is wet. Most heater cors I know of drip on the passenger floor. Now I am pretty sure I need to do the core, as the passenger side windsheild is always fogged, adn I smell coolant now and then....


So I am just wondering if the wet driver floor is the same issue, hould I be looking for another source for the wetness.

 

Might want to read back through this thread I merged yours into and maybe check this other one out.
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...s-floor-3.html