Passenger floor is wet

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by retiredusarmy, Oct 15, 2004.

  1. 2002 Voyager with front passenger carpet wet with white gunk between the
    seat and the door. My mother-in-law asked me and I have no clue. Only two
    things I can think of: leaking when raining or heater coil. I sprayed a
    hose on passenger side door and windshield and observed no leakage. I
    checked her drain holes and they were not clogged. Any educated guesses or
    answers.

    Thanks
     
    retiredusarmy, Oct 15, 2004
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  2. retiredusarmy

    Carl Keehn Guest

    Another possibility would be that the A/C evaporator drain hose is draining
    in to rather than out of the van.
     
    Carl Keehn, Oct 15, 2004
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  3. White gunk? did someone spill milk in the car?
     
    Alex Rodriguez, Oct 15, 2004
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  4. Best guess until garage can work on it is mold. She has no idea how long it
    was wet under the floormats
     
    retiredusarmy, Oct 15, 2004
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    DSkalish Guest

    2 things to look for...This happened on my caravan..Not long after I bought the
    van in 95!

    There is a body seam under the windshield wiper panel, that water made it's way
    through. The carpet always was saturated after a rain. I placed some of that
    waterproof putty over the seam. that stuff is used around roof vent openings
    in larger vans, worked like a charm.

    Otherwise, there is a little donut that mounts around the evaporator drain.
    That may slip or deterorate. Moulding that same putty material around the
    drain will work.

    Try a high pressure spray at a car wash, around the windshield wiper area, and
    the cowl under it. See if the leak is there.

    Get that carpet up immediately. Clean and dry the area with a blow drier. Pull
    out any saturated carpet padding. replace with new padding of your choice.
     
    DSkalish, Oct 24, 2004
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