Hey everyone as the topic says I have a major problem I was bailing water with a cup on friday. I heard a sloshing sound the night before so I thought I would check it out. I look for clogged drain holes etc.... I have no idea. I felt the under the truck liner on the drivers side and it felt damp. The seal on the hatch looks good. TIA

 

drill a bunch of holes in the tire well. That's what I did. Of course my car is really stripped and I don't care about adding more holes (weight reduction... lol).

 

Did you check your sunroof drains? They often come out, causing water to run back into the tire well.

 

That crap happens to me but I will try the things mentioned to get it corrected....thanks

 

In my old accord the cause was leaky taillights.

 

My teg had this prob... turns out it was a taillight gasket you can get them at a dealership, thats where i got mine for like 27 bucks.... kinda a rip off for a little rubbery thing but it did the trick! It's really easy to do but if thats not it you can check out G2IC.com my teg is a gen 3 but i still find this site useful! heres some links:
http://www.g2ic.com/tegtips/interior/16.html
http://www.g2ic.com/tegtips/lighting/8.html

 

Here's a link that might help http://www.team-integra.net/sections...?ArticleID=546

 

uhhh isnt the gast tank under the tire well??? and what do mean by the sunroof drains "coming out"

 

I make integra g3 gaskets for the taillights
Better material, about %20 percent thicker, and stiffer, less porous (sp?) then the stock ones, $10 each IM for details.

 

TAIL LIGHT GASKET! (little rubbery things,lol)replace em, and tighten the taillight bolt back down, and your good to go, no leak. happened in my 95 gsr. fixed now

 

Hey everyone thanks for all the help I will replace the tail light gaskets I will try the home made ones from ragejed Thanks again for the help

 

The same thing happened to me, everytime it would rain I would have water in my wheel well. I ended up taking out the side panel on the driver side and taking out the back seats to find the leak. It turned out the water was coming in through the antenna. The black seal around the antenna went bad. All I did was get some silicone and put it around where is was leaking, problem fixed.

 

When my Civic was brand new, my spare tire would always be wet after it rained, so I brought it to the dealer for them to fix and it was covered under warranty. Don't really remember where the problem was, but the repair involved something with removing the rear window so the leak was probably somewhere there.