YOUR RESEARCH996 Cab water ingress
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Thanks BB for your reply. As mentioned, the two rear footwells and under the removable seats are wet as is the drivers side. Left a towel jammed in the rear footwells and checked this morning. Its quite wet but more concerning is the smell. It reminds me of an antifreeze smell. Does anyone know if the radiator pipework actually runs inside the car from back to front? Again, appreciate any help.
wet rear footwells Hi. I had the same problem. It's the poorly designed drain channels that are blocked and overflowing. It's possible to take the rear wheels off and remove the wheel arch linings and clear it but probably better to pay your garage to do it for around £50. Don't let it get any worse as it will cause serious damage to the electronics under the passenger seat. See other posts here. Dave
My main concern is however the strong smell of antifreeze in the dampness at the rear foot wells which suggests coolant is leaking inside somehow.
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