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How is water getting in my car?!?!?
Water keeps getting in the right side, backseat floor of my 2007 Pontiac G6. I first noticed a huge *** puddle shortly after a car wash, which took days to dry. After heavy rain yesterday, I noticed a huge water puddle today. The windows were closed, I check the weather strips, and I even sprayed the back of the car with a hose and could not find water coming in anywhere. It's only on the one side.
10 Answers
- 9 months agoFavorite Answer
A very common problem occurs at some cars,
Cleaning the right side water drainage rubber at the right side of the roof will most probably solve the problem.
- Anonymous9 months ago
You have an open space, Either the door or the window. Use a hose to find out. Was the door ajar? Weather stripping isn't too expensive & if you're careful, you can do it yourself. Was the door damaged? If so, go back to the repair shop.
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- thebax2006Lv 79 months ago
You start by checking out the floor pan by crawling under the car. See any rust holes? If everything looks good under the car find out if the headliner is wet anywhere after the next time you wash the car or drive in the rain. If you have a sunroof open it and make sure the 4 drain tubes for the sunroof tray are free of debris.
- Anonymous9 months ago
Leak check the right side windows with the garden hose. The weather striips in the frame and window might need replacement.
- ErikLv 79 months ago
I would spray with more water, since that's what a heavy rain and a car wash is. That happened to the left side of my trunk the first time I took it to a car wash, fortunately I had removed everything from there.
- Anonymous9 months ago
window seals are Notorious for leaks Have you checked your Rear wheel wells in the Boot/Trunk
My Mercedes Benz had a rubber tube to take water from the Boot/Trunk Rim and it had a Hole in it Filled up the Rear seat well and the Boot
- babyboomer1001Lv 79 months ago
Perhaps, there is a hole in the undercarriage. Is it an old car? Has it been through snow & salt? Are there signs of rust? Take it to a garage and have them put it up where you can see the bottom. It might very well have a hole.