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YOUR RESEARCHAC drain tube and wet footwell...
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Def not those drains as I've checked those, all working well.
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I thought maybe it was the glass seal on the windscreen but that looks all ok, water flows off there and into the area containg the drain holes by the battery.
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Have you checked the drainage area either side of the battery?
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I thought maybe it was the glass seal on the windscreen but that looks all ok, water flows off there and into the area containg the drain holes by the battery.
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Went to the car today to do last preps for Sat and the passenger footwell is wet from under the carpet. Pulled back the carpet and it's soaking underneath. From doing searches I think it may be the AC drain tube as it's clear/clean water... Anyone have a PET type diagram of this area or experience of the same problem? :dont know:
Have you checked the drainage area either side of the battery? There are rubber drain plugs there and they often block with leaves and other cr*p. If there is a lot of water in that area, gently poke them out with a screwdriver. There are two on each side IIRC.
Edit: It's drains 3, 4, and 5 you need to check.
Thanks Richard, managed to find that on Rennlist together with a how to, seems it's a failry common thing...
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/3548411-post5.html
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforu...itioner-weeping-into-passenger-foot-well.html
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/996-forum/328716-wet-carpet-in-passenger-floorboard.html
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So it's not the AC. Spent the good part of 7 hours chasing the leak today. Even drove to Camtune with the passenger seat out and the carpet all folded back to see if they had any ideas.
Finally located it to coming in above the footwell down the soundproofing. That means it's coming in from the bulk head somewhere. The drainage looks good and poured some boiling water down them to clear anything. Had the wipers off, pollen filter out, plastic covers off, still no real conclusion... All I can do now is hope unless anyone's got any further suggestions :dont know: :?
Sorry to hear of your woes Stuart. It couldn't be the door seals could it?
Had the same symptoms as my no.2 car. Ended up as a replacement seal as it was a known fault.
Not the door seals, all areas dry there. Tim at Camtune checked there too. It's def coming from the bulk head, around the area just under the pollen filter. I thought maybe it was the glass seal on the windscreen but that looks all ok, water flows off there and into the area containg the drain holes by the battery. It's just plain confusing. :?
I know you have trawled RennTech, but did you find these:
http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=22305&view=findpost&p=116296
http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=7964&view=findpost&p=39282
Not the usual drain tubes.....
Thanks for the links, one linked to this
http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=10509&hl=
The images in the thread are exactly where my water is coming in through. :?:
Hi Stuart,
I had the same symptoms as you described - Here the picts for the vents that needs to be cleared up (if you havent done so already)
http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=33...&postorder=asc&highlight=leaks+leaking+drains
Another post with this issues as well -
http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=41006&highlight=water+leak
I ended up taking it to JZM as couldnt find what was causing it. It ended up being the membrane (the one over the heater matrix). - Not sure where that is to be honest :?:
Membrane to heater might be a contender.
Def not those drains as I've checked those, all working well. No water under door so door seals are ok. Sunroof, checked there and blew compressed air down the sides where the drains are, still water coming in this morning.
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