YOUR RESEARCHleaking floorboards?
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has anyone noticed water or moisture coming up through the the carpets, presumably caused by driving in wet conditions? i've noticed wet carpet underneath the floor mats on the passenger side on three different occasions. i've also seen water stains on the passenger side rear foot wells...is this from inadequate weather sealing?
Your A/C runs all the time, moisture condenses on the evaporator, moisture accummulates into droppletts and run out the A/C plenum drain hose provided for that purpose. Your drain hose is blocked.
thanks juan. does the car need to be lifted to find this?
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