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Water on my feet!

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I have a MY00 2.7L. I live in Boston and we have been getting a ton of rain and I have not had any issuse's with water in my car.

I then went to a Touch-Less car wash yesterday and the water pressure was so strong it got water through my window seals! my left are got pretty wet. No biggie I thought. I drove the car another 100 + miles that day. Yes really that far.. and no other issuse's.

I went to use the car this morning and the passanger footwell was pretty wet. As I took a spin around the 'hood & water trickled out on to my feet in the drivers side. ( mind you its sunny today)

What do you think I should do? :cursing:

Did I mess up my car somehow by taking to that car wash? Oh and just for fun my Od reads 50997 miles. Nice just out of factory! GRRRRR

Any help or ideas would be great

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Check your drainage holes around the top. There are several if you open your top halfway and look around the bottom of the top. They may have gotten clogged and the water can only go into the car.

BTW- If I remember correctly...the computer is under the seats! Dry it up quick...cause your talking thousands to replace this piece!

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Check your drainage holes around the top. There are several if you open your top halfway and look around the bottom of the top. They may have gotten clogged and the water can only go into the car.

BTW- If I remember correctly...the computer is under the seats! Dry it up quick...cause your talking thousands to replace this piece!

The water is coming from behind the radio somewhere. Running down the font firewall and pooled in the front left corner of the footwell on the passanger side.

How on earth would water get down that way.

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1. Water collection tray

2. Sealing channel on rear side section

3. Tank tray

4. Evaporator of heating and air-conditioning system

5. Radiator tank

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