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Posted

Hi 

has anyone here ever experienced or noticed that there pollen/cabin filter is absolutely soaked and the fan housing filling with water and running into the interior making the front footwell carpet wet? It's a new one to me and it's never done it before. 

Any help welcome please .

 

thankyou 

Posted

Thankyou Loren , the front drains were blocked , would this fill and then gonas high to then go into the pollen filter housing ? Hopefully thus is what caused the problem . We will see.

 

thankyou

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Posted

Is the gray soft plastic flap which is attached on the wiper motor/mechanism cover, and protect the filter/air intake for water infiltration still present?

Posted

Yes the half cover is all in place and looks perfect. 

Over the weekend I dried the inside carpets and put down blue paper in the foot well to investigate where the water came in. I also dried the pollen filter replaced and put everything back together.

Over night having heavy rainfall the inside of the car had no leaks on the footwell at all. I took off the plastic cover plate over the pollen filter and it was wet again with water sitting in the housing below but not quite up to the fan hole so no water had come inside.

its definitely water dripping onto the filter from above but do not see why as everything looks right , it's never done this before . 

I have reassembled everything without the pollen filter but replaced with blue paper to see where the water is coming from, but I think I'm pretty sure already just don't know why? 

Very annoying 😡

 

The front drains are all clear and running fine 

 

Thankyou for help so far 

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Once I've taken off the plastic cover you can see where the filter would be getting wet . I've put some blue paper there to show that it's getting wet . The plastic cover just doesn't seem to be doing its job. 

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  • 4 years later...
Posted

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???? 

Posted

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? 

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