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I'd get that fixed asap, I had a drained plugged in my '02 cab and it trashed the control module under my seat, bad electrical things start happening when that happens.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I noticed last night that the floor behind the passenger seat, under the florrmat, was saturated. No other part of the interior was wet. I dried the area this morning, and it appears the water (still wet in this area) is coming from underneath the carpeted panel leading to the rear seat bottom. While we have had a ton of rain in the New Jersey area, and when not raining it has been very hot (AC is always on), I do not think the car is leaking. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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I had a leak into my passenger rear seat pretty soon after I got my C4S. As near as I could tell, the water was coming in where the seat belt bolt comes through. I took it to the dealer, and they did something to fix it; I'm not sure exactly what, but it had something to do with a blocked drain line (apparently a very common problem on the Boxster; not so common on the Carrera).

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I'd get that fixed asap, I had a drained plugged in my '02 cab and it trashed the control module under my seat, bad electrical things start happening when that happens. The top went up and down on its own, the car wouldn't start, etc.

POST 7Original post

this will definitily be a restricted a/c evaporator drain. the water is suppose to drain under the car. should be an easy fix-not serious-if you want me to tell you how to fix-contact me-bigdude

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I would appreciate the instructions on how to fix the problem. Thanks

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