It began leaking and dripping whenever it rains, on the passenger side where the plastic cover between the windshield and the window is, where it meets with the carpeted roof, but under where the roof panel is. I have tried caulking all along the windshield, tried caulking where the windshield meets with the roof channel; I caulked everything imaginable, and it STILL leaks. It's like magic. Later, the driver's side started leaking too; same area. I caulked the same on that side, and the leaking improved, but did not completely stop.
Because of the leaking, water pools on the floor of passenger side and then rusts the floor. We've already had to had someone cut the carpet and weld a new patch on the floor. And because it's always wet inside (we live in rainy Nova Scotia), the windows are always foggy and we have to let it run for a bit to dry things up; when it gets below zero, we have to scrape ice off the inside of the windshield. LOL
every time it rains, the passenger floor board is soaked!! Cowl under windshield wiper cover is not cracked. Pour water on Passenger side cowl so that it runs between fender and body of car and you can see a stream of water come inside at corner in floor board. (Corner in floorboard where rail and floorboard meet.) I have looked everywhere and have not found a problem or anything missing. Can someone offer an Idea to help me solve this?
Every time it rains my car is wet on the inside floor on the drivers side. Not just damp but so wet I have to take the mat out and let it air dry for a day or so. We cannot figured out where the water is getting in. I always make sure the windows are closed tightly before retiring at night. Can you help me? It isn't wet on the drivers seat just the floor.
- stewartnc,
East Bend, NC, US
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It began leaking and dripping whenever it rains, on the passenger side where the plastic cover between the windshield and the window is, where it meets with the carpeted roof, but under where the roof panel is. I have tried caulking all along the windshield, tried caulking where the windshield meets with the roof channel; I caulked everything imaginable, and it STILL leaks. It's like magic. Later, the driver's side started leaking too; same area. I caulked the same on that side, and the leaking improved, but did not completely stop.
Because of the leaking, water pools on the floor of passenger side and then rusts the floor. We've already had to had someone cut the carpet and weld a new patch on the floor. And because it's always wet inside (we live in rainy Nova Scotia), the windows are always foggy and we have to let it run for a bit to dry things up; when it gets below zero, we have to scrape ice off the inside of the windshield. LOL
- Sarah P., Dartmouth, NS, Canada