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help please water dripping inside car

Started by psipig · 7 Feb 2010 · 8 replies

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psipigArchived member
I was driveing my calais turbo yesterday and i noteced there was water driping on the floor on the pasenger side where would this be comeing from???
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Psi_WagonArchived member
itll be 1 of 2 things, if its been raining itll be coming through rust around the windscreen. if it wasnt raining, your heater core is leaking. check to see if its coolant, or just water dripping.
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josh303Archived member
If its just water it could just be a build up of condensation coming from your air condition. If the drain is blocked that goes outside the car it will drain into the car.
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MxPx VLArchived member
^^^^ Agree with this, is it only on passenger side foot well? if so pull back the carpet and underlay find the drain pipe and get some wire to push through it, the pipe drains out into the chassis, give it a good clean out probably just filled up with gunk!
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YetiArchived member
Search, search, saerch! http://www.calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?t=4900
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psipigArchived member
Thanks for you help the water is cold so it must be the air con ill check it out after work.
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adz24888Archived member
mine does the same thing but i think mines comming from the bottom of the windsceen corner i recon its not sealed proply
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VLT87KalArchived member
yer i had water in my bottom windscreen leak onto my ecu and BANG ecu was ****ed.... so probly worth fixing asap mate
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adz24888Archived member
i fixed mine a couple of weeks ago it turns out it was the bottom of the windscreen where the black strip runs along the bottom gutter of the windscreen i just took it out and cleaned all the crap out put some rust converter in and put black silicone all the way across and its fine now.
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