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Check bottom of the door card, if thats wet

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Check the bottom of the door card, if thats wet then the membrane behind it will need replacing.

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Check carpet behind the front seats

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It sounds like your rear drains could be blocked, I would check the carpet behind the front seats to see if they are wet as the next step from that is fried electronics under the passenger seat.

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Check drainage holes

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I will check the drainage holes - but the diagram i find hard to understand.

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Check bottom of the door card, if thats wet

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Check the bottom of the door card, if thats wet then the membrane behind it will need replacing.

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Check carpet behind the front seats

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It sounds like your rear drains could be blocked, I would check the carpet behind the front seats to see if they are wet as the next step from that is fried electronics under the passenger seat.

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Check drainage holes

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I will check the drainage holes - but the diagram i find hard to understand.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The other day i drove to the local tesco in my C4 cab, and when i returned to the car and put seat belt on, i noticed it was wet. I assumed that i must have trapped it in the door, thus it hanging out side the car when i was in the shop ?? Anyway, got in it today to drive home and it was wet again, defo inside the car all day. Any ideas on how this is happening ?? Not had a chance to look at it as it was about 8pm so dark Dai

POST 2Original post

If the carpet is wet could be water getting in from the roof. Check the bottom of the door card, if thats wet then the membrane behind it will need replacing. Use the search funtion at the top of the page as I think someone else had a similar prob on a cab. TB

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It sounds like your rear drains could be blocked, I would check the carpet behind the front seats to see if they are wet as the next step from that is fried electronics under the passenger seat.

POST 4Original post

I thought this was going to be linked to the "my window won't fully close" thread.

POST 5Original post

How do you locate the rear drains to see if they are blocked? Can you access them from under the car? :dont know:

POST 6Original post

This thread shows the drainage plans: http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=41006&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=drains&start=13

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

thankfully my 911 sleeps in my garage and i have anothre daily drive. Checked rear car[et and the drivers side was damp, passenger dry. I will check the drainage holes - but the diagram i find hard to understand. Can anyone whose don this on a Cario give a more simple "How to" for me

POST 8Original post

There are LOADS of threads on RennTech about this. Try: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=7791 or: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=15259

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Awesome - thanks for those links, i will be checking this asap. Hope it's whats causing the prob. Dai

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