POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I have water on the rear passenger floor. I have cleared the top drains but still no luck. Roof and window seals and window fit seem fine....Any ideas??!!
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YOUR RESEARCHwater leaks- '00 996 C2 cab.
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Now that fixed my Range Rover, but I don't know how the Porsche one is layed out.
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POST 2Original post
Do you park mostly on a hill? My friend had issues with this when he kept parking nose down on his driveway that is steep. A
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I always park on a flat surface.....
POST 4Original post
Long shot, but it could be an AC drainage tube. They get plugged and the water from the condensors can back flow into the car. Now that fixed my Range Rover, but I don't know how the Porsche one is layed out. A
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