POST 1Original post
Hi. Have you felt the carpet on your 987 on the bottom? Both are wet from either water leaking down or water splashing up between the bottom of the door and the bottom of the entrance to the vehicle. Any thoughts? Thank you
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YOUR RESEARCHCarpet wet on doors on bottom
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POST 2Original post
Do a search. This has been covered many times on this very site. :cheers:
POST 3Original post
I had a 99 Boxster with the same problem. As it turned out, mice had gotten into my engine compartment and blocked the two drain holes at the rear of the compartment. Instead of coming out behind the the rear wheels the water was coming in behind the seats and soaking the floor whenever I washed the car or got caught in heavy rain. Had to remove the seats, lift the carpet and put a fan and heater in there to dry everything. Mice did other damage too that was too extensive to get into!!!!!
POST 4Original post
Thank you for your replies. That happened to the guy I bought the car from. I did the same thing plus take apart the immobilizer unit under the seat and wrap it and seal it in plastic in case it fills with water. So far it hasn't overheated. But the carpet I am speaking about is the door. Feel under the door and the bottom of the door panel where there is carpet. Mine are both wet.
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