YOUR RESEARCHMy water leak problem continues...
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I have water collecting under my driver's side rear passenger seat. I took off the rear passenger seat and can clearly see that it's wet underneath. My tech has already cleared my rear sunroof drain and confirmed that it's working great. He did mention that I have a small rear-window water leak. Are there drains under the rear seat/storage area that could be clogged? I've heard that perhaps this is a clogged A/C evaporator drain line? Thanks in advance
Here is a diagram of the drains in a Coupe. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the idea -- never crossed my mind to check the drains -- obvious possability -- will see and will report back.
that drain diagram has been posted countless times here.... g'job Tim!
wasn't there a TSB re: rear glass windows whereby the rubber molding was required to be pulled off and some sort of filler/ribbing inserted to prevent leaking/squeaking ?
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