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I have also checked the sunroof, but can't see anything obvious although I couldn't find/see any drainage holes.
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Check drain plugs in the cills (usually

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Check the drain plugs in the cills (usually under the plastic cover), they have a one way valve that gets blocked and cills fill with water then leak into footwell.
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Check drain plugs in the cills (usually

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Check the drain plugs in the cills (usually under the plastic cover), they have a one way valve that gets blocked and cills fill with water then leak into footwell.
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Check tomorrow

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I will check tomorrow.
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Fill with water

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Check the drain plugs in the cills (usually under the plastic cover), they have a one way valve that gets blocked and cills fill with water then leak into footwell.
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Check drain plugs in the cills (usually

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Check the drain plugs in the cills (usually under the plastic cover), they have a one way valve that gets blocked and cills fill with water then leak into footwell.
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I have also checked the sunroof, but can't see anything obvious although I couldn't find/see any drainage holes.
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Check tomorrow

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I will check tomorrow.
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Fill with water

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Check the drain plugs in the cills (usually under the plastic cover), they have a one way valve that gets blocked and cills fill with water then leak into footwell.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 2015 991.1 turbo S (41k miles) with a Panoramic sunroof and am getting some condensation on the inside - primarily on the windscreen and sometimes on the doors. It didn't do it last winter though. I suspect I have a bit of a leak as the carpet behind the driver's seat is a little damp thus probably causing the condensation. I've had the air-con checked and re-gassed and I also dried it out with a portable heater for a few hours and that has definitely helped. I have also checked the sunroof, but can't see anything obvious although I couldn't find/see any drainage holes. Any tips/advice please?

POST 2Original post

This thread may help: http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=1570794

POST 3Original post

Check the drain plugs in the cills (usually under the plastic cover), they have a one way valve that gets blocked and cills fill with water then leak into footwell. Also make sure not too much water behind seat as the main body control module is there and you dont want that to get wet!

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you - that is very helpful. I will check tomorrow.

POST 5Original post

Some pics here of the plugs, you can just push the ball out to help! http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=1623642

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