Carpet soaked, not from coolant
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Why not use the same procedure to find the leak as you would to find a leak in a tire? You know, soapy water over the inflated tire? Make sure all doors, windows, etc. are closed & 'pressurize' the vehicle by letting the blower motor run for a coupla' minutes. Then put soapy water over the outside of the vehicle-if you see bubbles there's a good chance that if air can escape then maybe water can leak in. Good luck.
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On my grandparents Crown Vic it took forever to find the leak in the cab, until we finally realized that it was one of the grommets under the hood. It soaked the front of the carpet pretty good.
I had a leak in the cab of my truck when I got it. But that was probably because my windshield was caved in XD
I had a leak in the cab of my truck when I got it. But that was probably because my windshield was caved in XD
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I had a wet carpet problem. Mine was on the passenger side and it turned out to be the AC drain. The foam seal was in poor condition. The drain runs horizontal and as the water seeps out it runs to the firewall and into the cabin. The drain was not clogged.
I put a short hose on it. The hose droops down some. No more water problems. I lifted the carpet and let it air dry. It did take a long time to dry.
I put a short hose on it. The hose droops down some. No more water problems. I lifted the carpet and let it air dry. It did take a long time to dry.
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Found the leak today. It was under the front plastic cowling that houses the windshield wiper mechanism, it is right by the A/C intake duct, I don't know how to go about sealing it as there is no way my hand and arm will fit in the hole. I will try and get some pics for you guys later. I believe it may be a body seem, and I know it is in this little pocket because when i run the hose over it, I get a trail of water coming out under the dash all the way to where the pool is.
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I went out earlier and noticed a good amount of h2o on the far left side of the bench seat and puddling down below on the side of the seat. Looked up and I believe this might be where I have a leak. How is this fixed? Does the black piece need to be replaced? Does it need silicone?
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I had a wet carpet problem. Mine was on the passenger side and it turned out to be the AC drain. The foam seal was in poor condition. The drain runs horizontal and as the water seeps out it runs to the firewall and into the cabin. The drain was not clogged.
I put a short hose on it. The hose droops down some. No more water problems. I lifted the carpet and let it air dry. It did take a long time to dry.
I put a short hose on it. The hose droops down some. No more water problems. I lifted the carpet and let it air dry. It did take a long time to dry.
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The problem with that theory is my ac doesnt work and hasnt since I bought the truck...gonna take a good look tomorrow....almost done with the tunes now...only one speaker to go and I have to rip up the rear carpet to run the wire from speaker to amp...