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Water ingress!


johnpbransfield

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I did find recently that the the inner longitudinal fold of the lowered floor towards the back on the driver's side had split. Not easy to see without the car up on a ramp. And yes it was letting water in. Only fixed it before Christmas so haven't been out in the car  to see if that's the only place the water was coming from.

Before anyone else says it, yes probable cause due to too many pies!

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I did find recently that the the inner longitudinal fold of the lowered floor towards the back on the driver's side had split. Not easy to see without the car up on a ramp. And yes it was letting water in. Only fixed it before Christmas so haven't been out in the car  to see if that's the only place the water was coming from.

Before anyone else says it, yes probable cause due to too many pies!

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My passenger side footwell can fill with water when parked and going nowhere... even with the half hood and shower cap fitted! 

I'm convinced it enters either at the lower ends of the scuttle or maybe into the engine bay and then creeps in at the ends of the heater tray panel (the long flat bit below the bulkhead). There's no sign of water running down the inner panels causing me to think it might travel downwards behind the inner skin then run out into the floor area. This isn't a small amount of water, quite often a 1/2" deep puddle in heavy rain! Same happens if driving in rain.

Stu.

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My passenger side footwell can fill with water when parked and going nowhere... even with the half hood and shower cap fitted!

So does mine. Recently, when examining the wiring (no light for the fuel gauge) I put a light into the footwell and a shaft of light fell onto the garage well. Both items on the list of things to do at home.

 

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