water leak

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by MinnesotaMike, Sep 26, 2006.

  1. My son has a water leak in his 97 Civic. The only part that gets wet is
    the driver's side floor. I have looked for holes and can find nothing.
    I even ran water over the driver's side for 10 minutes and no leaking
    water is seen. This doesn't happen every time it is wet outside.
    Anything I can look for? I'm lost as to where the water is coming in.
    Thanks.

    Mike
     
    MinnesotaMike, Sep 26, 2006
    #1
  2. What about holes in the floor boards?
     
    loewent via CarKB.com, Sep 26, 2006
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  3. MinnesotaMike

    Shaggz Guest

    I had some similar issues in my 89. Took a while to get them all.

    I took it to a body-shop, they got the ones in the back half. The one
    in the front that sounded similar to yours, sounds like a windshield
    problem. I only started when the rain was enough speed I think. So if
    you aim the hose at the top of the windshield, you might get it to do
    it. Its a bitch trying to get it to happen. It could be that its
    collecting on the passenger side, and sliding into the drivers side.



    I had massive rust problems, all behind it. So, they took the glass
    off, put in some fiber-glass, and we went from there. That fixed it up.
    No worries from then on.
     
    Shaggz, Sep 26, 2006
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  4. No holes that I noticed. I peeled back the carpet and nothing. I even
    looked under the car and didn't see anything.
     
    MinnesotaMike, Sep 26, 2006
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  5. I thought about the windshield, but the insulation in front of the
    pedals isn't wet from the top. The carpet and insulation is only wet on
    the floor. I would think that the insulation would be wet from the top
    down if the windshield was leaking, or am I wrong? Also, only the front
    driver's side is wet. Everywhere else is dry. Nothing worse then a
    water leak.
     
    MinnesotaMike, Sep 26, 2006
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  6. Do you think a high pressure washer would help to see if it's the
    windshield?
     
    MinnesotaMike, Sep 28, 2006
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