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Re: Thanks
Chances are you're water leak may becoming from the vapor barrier on the door. GM decided for some reason to copy VW a number of years ago. I have run into Grand am's where if the vapor barrieir isn't stuck properly the water will run past the belt molding, reflect off the inside of the door and run out the bottom of the door panel and subsequently all over the floor. My wife also had a 2000 Focus you could have kept fish in, I fixed it with a Mcdonald's straw. you have to find the source first and that may well be a job for a good leak finder. If you just go pouring water around the edges of seams you will never isolate anything. Start at the bottom of the suspected area and work up slowly, use a water can not a hose. If the water comes in at least you know the height of the leak. Also look for water tracks, they are like footprints. One other trick you may want to try is to mix up some dish washing detergent and spry it on the car, roll up the windows and turn the heater on full. Any air leakage will be pinpointed by a big bubble.
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