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Soaking wet pollen filter
Liamboxster123 replied to Boxjam's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
I’ve parked it for a week or 2 now and it’s been parked on a flat driveway and I’ve discovered that the air filter cover wasn’t working as the cover above where the wipers sit, that cowling was leaking somewhere and dripping down onto the air filter!!! Causing it to become wet😞 and leak into the cabin on the passenger side! Anyone got a fix for this? -
Soaking wet pollen filter
Liamboxster123 replied to Boxjam's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Hi guys any resolve to this matter I have a boxster 2004 and have the same problem, all drain holes are clear and carpet had been getting wet from blocked drain holes! We know that because we cleared them and now there is no massive water leak inside! now we have the carpets dried and out of the vehicle as well as the seats and we can still see a slight dampness and wet ness in the passenger footwell. we put a brand new air filter on and after a rain test now we have a slightly wet air filter. We had all the covers and trays in the right places but still had water coming in somewhere! Any suggestions or any help would be awsome????