Right Rear Passenger Carpet Wet
04-06-06, 04:42 PM
#16
Originally Posted by rscott
strip the easy things to pull out before you take it in to save on the bill. if you want i can help you out. it shouldnt take too long. we can pull out the carpet and the rear deck area and see if we can find the cause that way. either way...leave the carpet out in the sunny sunny southern california sun on wednesday to dry. its not supposed to rain
04-06-06, 04:53 PM
#17
Lexus Test Driver
Originally Posted by Emerald
Car has several rubber plugs about 2" in diameter on the floor boards. Pull the carpet up and see if youve lost any.
the rear 'floormat' sections are separated from the front and the sunroof drains are ran trough the A and C pillars so your leak is very isolated, if you dont wanna pul out the carpet - jack the car up and have a look-see
04-07-06, 04:46 PM
#18
Check you door hinges. Grab the door at the bottom. Do you have movement up&down?
Worn hinge bearings allows the door not to seal properly. Usually the driver's door goes first.
Take off door panel and have a friend run a stream of water over the door seals.
This photo is my driver's side. Note water stains.
Worn hinge bearings allows the door not to seal properly. Usually the driver's door goes first.
Take off door panel and have a friend run a stream of water over the door seals.
This photo is my driver's side. Note water stains.
10-03-08, 07:18 AM
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Man I just found out I have the exact same problem as you. Let me know if you find a fix. I live in an apartment complex so I can't exactly go pulling my interior apart.
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