Water on floorboard
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Water on floorboard
I've heard other people say that they get water on the passenger side floorboard when it rains. I can not find the leak for the life of me. Can it be coming in from the vent on the bottom of the windshield where the wipers are attached? I know somebody has an idea of where this water is coming in. Also my car is a 94 and I live in Texas where it's in the hot sun all day. Could it be a dried up or cracked seal somewhere? I don't see anything like that. Help please! I don't want to ruin my carpet!
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search, this has been covered alot. try team-integra.net and look for articles, they have one there on leaks with integras, common area's to check.... I know there is a sunroof drainplug in the hatch, also there is a antanna drain plug in the hatch, also could be coming from your weatherstriping on your hatch, check those, and look in under your rear fenders for holes, take out the panelling and look in your trunk.......
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the water might be coming from the back and shifting to the front once it's in the car, did you check your trunk for water, it's notorious with integra's i had the same problem and had a small hole in under my fender, i had to rip apart the panelling in my trunk and look around where the antanna is installed.
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Re: Water on floorboard (TexasluvsHondas)
Check these three things first:
-Rear tail light gaskets, (outside if 4DR). Use sealant on the inside and out of gasket to get a good seal.
-Check both the rear sunroof drain tubes located on the backside of the rear fenderwell. They should rest inside of a socket, but are known to "work their way out". I have mine pressed in, and taped around to prevent this.
-And rarely, your hatch weather stripping has gone bad. This is rare, but was the case for mine..........along with the other two. Welcome to hatchbacks
If this third one is one or all of your issues, click the following link to order one brand new from a len.
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-Rear tail light gaskets, (outside if 4DR). Use sealant on the inside and out of gasket to get a good seal.
-Check both the rear sunroof drain tubes located on the backside of the rear fenderwell. They should rest inside of a socket, but are known to "work their way out". I have mine pressed in, and taped around to prevent this.
-And rarely, your hatch weather stripping has gone bad. This is rare, but was the case for mine..........along with the other two. Welcome to hatchbacks
If this third one is one or all of your issues, click the following link to order one brand new from a len.http://www.barancoacuraparts.com/
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