We had a down pour last night and when I went out this morning my driver's front floorboard was soaked, nothing else though. Is it coming from the bottom of the front windshield??? I don't know I cant find the damn leak. UGH!!!
We had a down pour last night and when I went out this morning my driver's front floorboard was soaked, nothing else though. Is it coming from the bottom of the front windshield??? I don't know I cant find the damn leak. UGH!!!
Darwin's rollin over in his coffin, the fittest are surviving much less often
Do you have a sun roof? If so check an clean out your drains
^^ x2 most commen problem will be those drains, if you dont have a sun roof then its posibly a leaky window seal or even rust under the front cowling
With a leak you have to find the trail. Pulling the carpet is a good way to go when seeking out a leak. Use a water hose to simulate the rain.
Phil
Was the car parked on the flat, or on a hill? If a hill, which way?
Most of the honda's i had leaked on the driver's side.and it always was under the cowl ,right out by where the water runs behind the fender.
No sunroof, parked level, and a water hose could never simulate the rain we had last night, unless it was a fire hoseIt doesn't leak, well didn't use to, in a light or moderate rain. I'll pull the cowl off and see what it looks like.
Darwin's rollin over in his coffin, the fittest are surviving much less often
How high was the water? I had water come up through the bottom of my floorboard, through the drain holes (In this case, leak holes lol), but that was pretty high water.
It wasn't high when I came out this morning but that doesn't mean that it wasn't at one point in time.Originally Posted by 2drSE-i
Darwin's rollin over in his coffin, the fittest are surviving much less often
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