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what to do about leaky roof trim strip holes?

Started by tougeagle, May 12, 2011, 10:40:36 PM

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Tennessee_Farmer

#15
July 13, 2011, 10:42:53 PM
Concerning the wet carpet, does your AC work?  If it does, the water may be coming from a plugged drain hose from your condenser.  The condenser is under the dash and drains to the outside.  This is the water that drains from a car that is parked after the AC has been used.  Go underneath the car at about the location of the dash and look for a flat rubber tube.  Pinch it to get the trash out and water will start to flow. 

Sunny

#16
July 13, 2011, 10:50:41 PM
Get someone to stand outside your car with a hose, while you were inside. It's helped me find leaks on friends cars.

Also if your carpet has been getting wet for a while, pull it back and let it dry out or you will get mold/rust issues under the carpet.

You might even find you have to replace the carpet if it's been a while.

Basically, pull it back though and get a carpet shampoo'r and do both sides of the carpet, and let it dry out before you put it back.

mudkicker715

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July 13, 2011, 11:02:21 PM
 Why not check the obvious ifits a waggy. It might be the well nuts on the luggage rack



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