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water in footwells
Posted: Sun Mar 29, 20 8:15 pm
by elevensies
got water in both foot wells on the pickup,
having a hard time finding said leak, even with pouring water onto the truck and waiting grrrrr
iv put Vasaline on wiper holes, iv cleaned up A post area.. im lost any ideas helpful please
ta
Mark
Re: water in footwells
Posted: Sun Mar 29, 20 9:05 pm
by Pete
Maybe running down holes inside the "A" Pillars?
Rusted out plenum in the engine bay?
Re: water in footwells
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 20 12:06 am
by Mossy68
Roof gutters rot out quick. Normally front corners. Worth a look
Re: water in footwells
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 20 9:17 pm
by elevensies
cheers guys, none of the above, yeah pete i thought id take the air filter off just in case hahah
Re: water in footwells
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 20 11:10 pm
by Mossy68
Heater matrix ???
Re: water in footwells
Posted: Wed Apr 01, 20 11:09 am
by morgan
I lost a grommit on the bulkhead once in wifes Rav4. It filled up with water - devil to find ! Toyota put a whole new carpet set in it. Worth a look though - they say water doesnt go uphill, but it does !
Or you take the route i took with my old Marlin - drill a hole in the floor.
Re: water in footwells
Posted: Thu Nov 05, 20 8:28 pm
by Steve
Ha ha....I had a great old Peugeot 406 that always had water in the spare wheel well in the boot. Drilled a small hole as you say...problem solved!
Re: water in footwells
Posted: Thu Nov 05, 20 9:28 pm
by morgan
1st rule - it’s only silly if it doesn’t work. Water in car ? Drill hole to let water out.
Re: water in footwells
Posted: Fri Nov 06, 20 1:04 am
by RobTwin
morgan wrote: ↑Thu Nov 05, 20 9:28 pm
1st rule - it’s only silly if it doesn’t work. Water in car ? Drill hole to let water out.
Doesn't apply to boats tho...
