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Old 08-16-2004, 08:45 AM
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water leak in passenger side footwell

I've been having a leak problem in my car recently. I have a 1994 Z22 btw. Everytime it rains i get a leak in the passenger side footwell, I honestly do not know where it is coming from, I check the passenger side for any indication of a leak and the engine bay, if anybody has had this problem, plz help.
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Old 08-16-2004, 09:54 AM
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Re: water leak in passenger side footwell

'K, You'll have to remove the cowl vent-The body piece between the windshield and the hood. Coupla screws. Then remove the black cover for the HVAC air intake on the right side.
Just under that is the cowl drain for the right side.
Clean out the leaves/twigs/mouse nest/etc. from under that black cover and vacuum out all the debris that collects there. There'll be a small rubber flapper at the bottom of that space-it's prolly glued shut from tree sap and whatnot. Stick something in there and free it up. What happens is the crud plugs up that drain and any rainwater that gets into the cowl, instead of getting drained down the firewall, backs up and runs into the heater air intake and onto the cabin floor.
Another place to check is the little rubber elbow about halfway down the right side firewall. This is the A/C evaporator case condensate drain.
Stick a small wire up into that and ream it out, too. (Carefully-the A/C evaporator core is in there.).
Voila! No more wet floor.
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Old 08-16-2004, 01:43 PM
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Re: water leak in passenger side footwell

thanks I really appreciate it!
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Old 01-23-2005, 09:32 PM
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Re: Re: water leak in passenger side footwell

Im having the same problem but in the backseat floor of the passanger side. What could be the problem there?
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Old 01-24-2005, 12:08 PM
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Re: water leak in passenger side footwell

honestly i dont know, right now it's winter so i'm not getting around to it anytime soon, also i am getting a n u car in march so i dont think i'll fix it
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Old 01-24-2005, 01:42 PM
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Re: water leak in passenger side footwell

Ooh! The leak problem again?! Joy!

Mine has the same prob. Pass side footwell. I installed my heater core so I know the rubber elbow hose is clear, and I took off the cowl, HVAC cover and everything is clear. I have noticed, now that I think about, it it dosn't get wet ALL the time like it did, I guess it's only when it rains a FLOOD! This is a common problem with the Second Gen Cavys, but isn't that hard to fix.
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