Water in passenger side floor
well it's rained a bit and I can't figure if it is the door seal or the windshield leaking and rolling into the floor. It's only really wet by the door and the carpet keeper by the frame. After a good rain, I notice some water on my rubber mat close to the door. I have removed the panel and adjusted the upper door frame but haven't tried to adjust the door itself. I did the Vaseline trick on the rubber and it was making contact. Any ideas?
jason
jason
well it's rained a bit and I can't figure if it is the door seal or the windshield leaking and rolling into the floor. It's only really wet by the door and the carpet keeper by the frame. After a good rain, I notice some water on my rubber mat close to the door. I have removed the panel and adjusted the upper door frame but haven't tried to adjust the door itself. I did the Vaseline trick on the rubber and it was making contact. Any ideas?
jason
jason
I meant the front windshield leaking of a leaking on the door frame. The carpet is wet by the metal door seal and I don't think it's a sunroof drain BC I just replaced all of that and made sure everything was great with them plus my headliner isn't wet. I know the a/c drain is draining properly and not into the floor. I'm pretty convinced it's a door seal of some sort or the front windshield if that could cause it. I can't find any of the other part of the carpet wet. I might have to remove the carpet and seat and have the wife spray around the door with the hose. I was hoping it might have happened to some others so I knew if there might be a good place to look. I thought the a/c drain or the heater core Gerry but it doesn't smell like anti freeze and it has that rain smell to it if that makes any sense whatsoever.
Well I took off the a pillar exterior trim and it seems as if the windshield rubber is missing in some places and think that could be the root cause of my issue. Anybody know a good place that does windshields? I've heard mixed reviews and don't want to use safelite if they will do a crappy job. I'm figuring I'll need a new set of a pillar exterior trim BC I'm sure that's not included. Insurance will cover it but don't want to have the same issue again. And FYI I still haven't verified that's exactly where it is coming from but i think that's it since I've seen how brittle the rubber is and how much is missing.
Safelite did a good job on the windshield but broke the cowling at the bottom. They replaced it, so no complaints. The real tricky part are the clips and the trim pillars. They get really brittle and the part with the clips snaps in a heart beat.
Most states require insurance to cover glass free of charge. Did you not say in another post your windshield had a crack? I could sworn you did. Not advocating a "rock" striking your windshield. It's just you, me, the forum and the NSA reading this exchange.

Most states require insurance to cover glass free of charge. Did you not say in another post your windshield had a crack? I could sworn you did. Not advocating a "rock" striking your windshield. It's just you, me, the forum and the NSA reading this exchange.


the ac is draining fine even though I'm only running the Econ since it hasn't been hot but I'm thinking the door also just BC it gets on the mat. I've actually got brand new carpet for the front and just gotta take the seats and everything out to put it in but I won't due that until the leaks are gone
Safelite did a good job on the windshield but broke the cowling at the bottom. They replaced it, so no complaints. The real tricky part are the clips and the trim pillars. They get really brittle and the part with the clips snaps in a heart beat.
Most states require insurance to cover glass free of charge. Did you not say in another post your windshield had a crack? I could sworn you did. Not advocating a "rock" striking your windshield. It's just you, me, the forum and the NSA reading this exchange.


Most states require insurance to cover glass free of charge. Did you not say in another post your windshield had a crack? I could sworn you did. Not advocating a "rock" striking your windshield. It's just you, me, the forum and the NSA reading this exchange.



I have this problem too, but it's further down on my list of priorities on the LR. My cowl cover and pillar trim are all destroyed, and I don't have sunroofs. I am getting a leak @ the top corner of the passenger front door roof/door/windshield area- the passenger floor mat gets wet and the headliner is discolored. Pretty much just posting in here so I can search for this thread when the time comes.
Please update after windshield fix. If you're in good with your local dealer, most of them have a water leak specialist that diagnoses and fixes water leaks and wind noises for warranty claims and used car inventory. This would be a last resort for me, just because I despise working with dealers in general, but it is an option.
Please update after windshield fix. If you're in good with your local dealer, most of them have a water leak specialist that diagnoses and fixes water leaks and wind noises for warranty claims and used car inventory. This would be a last resort for me, just because I despise working with dealers in general, but it is an option.
I have this problem too, but it's further down on my list of priorities on the LR. My cowl cover and pillar trim are all destroyed, and I don't have sunroofs. I am getting a leak @ the top corner of the passenger front door roof/door/windshield area- the passenger floor mat gets wet and the headliner is discolored. Pretty much just posting in here so I can search for this thread when the time comes.
Please update after windshield fix. If you're in good with your local dealer, most of them have a water leak specialist that diagnoses and fixes water leaks and wind noises for warranty claims and used car inventory. This would be a last resort for me, just because I despise working with dealers in general, but it is an option.
Please update after windshield fix. If you're in good with your local dealer, most of them have a water leak specialist that diagnoses and fixes water leaks and wind noises for warranty claims and used car inventory. This would be a last resort for me, just because I despise working with dealers in general, but it is an option.


