water leak ??
saulgar
12-24-2006, 09:58 PM
for the past couple of day's its been raining ! an in my car the front rear an driver side. Their has been getting in water i dont know from were ?? But i took it to a local mechanic an told me it was the heater core an he fixed it . but a couple day later it still gets flooded any suggestions would help ?
98gpking
12-25-2006, 07:53 AM
for the past couple of day's its been raining ! an in my car the front rear an driver side. Their has been getting in water i dont know from were ?? But i took it to a local mechanic an told me it was the heater core an he fixed it . but a couple day later it still gets flooded any suggestions would help ?
your getting water inside your car and he told you itwas ur heater core....wow
your getting water inside your car and he told you itwas ur heater core....wow
jeepgclwj
12-25-2006, 08:47 AM
My suggestion would be go back and smack the man who told you it was your heater core....
kielu84
12-25-2006, 08:58 AM
Take a garden hose and run water in the area closest to where your finding the water at. I agree about slapping the mechanic who ripped you told you it was the heater core, hell I would like to slap him. :biggrin:
kjp760
12-25-2006, 12:02 PM
The following fixed the problem on my '97 Grand Prix GT. I thought it was because I had a new windshield put in, but it wasn't. The water only appeared when the car was sitting still in a rain storm, didn't happen when driving in rain. It was weird.
Here goes: Raise the hood, removed the windshield wipers, you might have to use a small gear puller, (be sure and mark your wiper arms so you put them back on at the same angle), remove the hard plastic shield underneath the wipers at the base of the windshield. the rubber gasket is probably just hanging down there, instead of along the edge of the firewall. This is supposed to divert the water to the sides of the fan opening instead of right down on it. I used silicon to put mine back, so it wouldn't come loose again.
Hope this helps.
Here goes: Raise the hood, removed the windshield wipers, you might have to use a small gear puller, (be sure and mark your wiper arms so you put them back on at the same angle), remove the hard plastic shield underneath the wipers at the base of the windshield. the rubber gasket is probably just hanging down there, instead of along the edge of the firewall. This is supposed to divert the water to the sides of the fan opening instead of right down on it. I used silicon to put mine back, so it wouldn't come loose again.
Hope this helps.
bmwkicksbutt
12-31-2006, 12:31 PM
for the past couple of day's its been raining ! an in my car the front rear an driver side. Their has been getting in water i dont know from were ?? But i took it to a local mechanic an told me it was the heater core an he fixed it . but a couple day later it still gets flooded any suggestions would help ?
first,you will have to remove windshield wipers from car,remove winsdhield cowl off car ,there are several plastic screws and a few metals screws ,look for a seal on p/s on corner,when this rots you will get a leak when it rains,or when you wash the car ,if you had a bad heater core ,you would smell coolant and have a coolant residual on inside w glass and of course a coolant leak
first,you will have to remove windshield wipers from car,remove winsdhield cowl off car ,there are several plastic screws and a few metals screws ,look for a seal on p/s on corner,when this rots you will get a leak when it rains,or when you wash the car ,if you had a bad heater core ,you would smell coolant and have a coolant residual on inside w glass and of course a coolant leak
saulgar
12-31-2006, 11:17 PM
so i should just put silocone any pic?
indyram
01-02-2007, 02:43 AM
This seems to be such a common problem and comes up so often it should damn near be stickied.
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