mortificationrock

Hey guys,does anyone know where can water go through for it to reach my passanger side.I mean my passanger side is soaked in water right at the edge of the ecu .Could it have been that it cam in through the door?I mean it has been pouring here in CALI.I park my car outside and sometimes the place gets flooded i dont know if that happened last night or not. Any suggestions

bmiller17

what kind of car is it

BryanM.

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Probably a EG or an EK.

OP: maybe the door jam seal?

bmiller17

haha, well reason i asked was cuz i have a del sol and they have all kinds of leaking problems

austinkli

maybe somebody peed in your car and didn't tell you. I'd assume it probably flooded into your car man. if it is flooding bad there are 500 million cracks and what not water can get into, though i'd wonder why it's only on the passenger side.

kuja396

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Looks like you have a 93, I hear they had better seals and shizz on the newer ones but I don't know.

OP: Its probably a door seal, but its going to be impossible to say for sure. Best way to see is get in the car and have a friend run a water hose around the door and see any water comes in the car.

bmiller17

yeah car washes aren't my friend

P2AnF

i have a similar problem , water is coming form the corner of the ecu , but i can't find from where , is there a grommet in this area ? , because when i put water in the lower right corner of my windshield (in the overflow drain for the wiper ) it drain to the ground and inside my car

any idea ?

p.s. sry my English is not very good




probably # 26 or 25 that is crack and lead water inside





Modified by P2AnF at 7:16 PM 4/1/2008

ghds1966

Is A/C being used could be condenser drain hose pulled through firewall or drain plug in floorboard.

nskforlife

i would like to know which seal needs to be replaced as well. it isn't the ac plug. i've already replaced that one since i removed the ac system in my car.

i dont have a fender on my car right now either, so this might be causing an issue as well...

mi95delsol

The older my car gets the more leaks I seem to have, almost all are due to seal problems. You said that you have a Del Sol, do you ever have water collect in the back window compartment? Mine started this about a yr ago, and has drastically gotten worse.

spAdam

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Still need more info on the car. There is a plug or two in that area of the car, but there are a ton of other possible causes.

- Sunroof? The corner of the sunroof pan in my 94 EX actually rusted out and was letting water dump down the pillar... it came out right behind the ecu.

- Any holes drilled on the firewall (or there originally) that are not properly grommeted? This is a more common problem than you realize.

- AC evaporator drain tube off?

- Rust under the windshield area? This area is designed to collect water and drain it away. It also collects old leaves and crap which rot and in turn rot the metal away. And to nskforlife.... how completely did you remove the ac system? Is there a big hole where the blower duct used to be? Cover that biotch up with some duct tape, no one will ever see it

- The earlier mentioned plugs behind the fender? Pretty unlikely unless you've been submerging the car, but check em out anyways.

Check for leaks by running a hose over the car (lightly! rain doesn't hit your car at 120 psi and 50 gph!). Start low and work your way up once youre sure that the spot you're looking at is not the source of the leak. Have someone inside the car looking for the leak, you opening and closing the door constantly is going to blow the whole thing.

Honda also had a service bulletin about sealing a body seam area behing the fender on some 92-95 civics. Once again more information is needed beyond "I have a car that leaks water"