Help, the floor on the drivers side [03 civic 2door] gets soaked after a good rain fall. I've caulked the front window, but the water still gets in somewhere. has anyone else had this problem?

 

does it have a sunroof?

 

Can't say I've had that problem.

 

Nope ,no sunroof on this baby, just wet carpets.

 

have you done anything to the car? You should hose down the car and have someone inside to see where the water is coming from

 

I have'nt done a darn thing to the car.<but Im going to try hosing it down as Ross suggested. Thanks.

 

if you havent done anything to the car, you should just take it to the dealer if you still have warrenty.

 

check the A/C lines? is it molding? i used to detail cars...

 

Car is off warranty. I hosed the car down and still can't see where the water is coming in.

Tonite I'm going to check where thw AC lines come in.

Thanks to everyone, who has responded to my problem. please keep your suggestions to my problem coming. I'm trying to aviod the cost of taking it to a Honda dealer.

 

You can give the a/c drain tube a quick shot of compressed air and if it is clogged it will then dump a lot of water on the ground.

 

whats up man. i have 05 civic coupe but i have a 95 accord 2 door too... that i have had to replace the whole interior rug because of this fantom leak... after removing the rug i grabed one of those huge 5 gallon bucket and with the door open i poured the water down the glass (because water is supposed to go through the door) and the water came from the lower part of the door panel because i had a leak in the linning of the door and a small stream of water came in the cabin. to fix it i cut a huge trashbag up and replaced the whole plastic linning and stuck it on with a hot glue gun. hope that helps.

 

Hi Ross,Thanks for the suggestion,but where do I locate the drain tube ?
Interior or exterior of car?

 

the drain tube is under the car on the right side near the firewall.

 

Yahoo, I found the leak,I checked the AC drain line, and it was clear of any obstructions, I then used I Dragonmyst42' idea using the 5gallon pail, and poured it over the windshield, and low and behold I could see under the dash where the water was coming in. I just filled the small hole with caulking, now I'm crossing my fingers hoping that I saeled it properly once and for all.

A big "THANK-YOU TO ALL OF YOU WHO RESPONDED TO MY WET CARPET PROBLEM".


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