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Old 10th January 2014, 19:36   #1
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Default OMG leaks again

Now found under the carpet drivers side front and back is damp, think I have sorted the leaks but I'm sick of trying to dry out the carpet, even when I do it's still left a bit damp as I can't take the carpet out as I need my car everyday. If I just leave it will it be OK? Considering I bet allot of these cars have damp carpets but the owners don't know. What you don't know doesn't hurt you, so I need to wipe my memory now lol.
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Old 10th January 2014, 19:46   #2
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I only recently found out the passenger side rear footwell is wet so yeah it's possible a lot of these cars have a leak/damp patch without them knowing
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Old 10th January 2014, 19:47   #3
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yes if you want mildew corrosion to side impact sensors rusted floor pan etc etc
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Old 10th January 2014, 19:54   #4
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Drain holes in bulkhead blocked, water then comes out the heating I think, I had sodden carpets a while back, now my garage takes a coat hanger to the holes every time they fix something else
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Old 10th January 2014, 19:58   #5
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yes if you want mildew corrosion to side impact sensors rusted floor pan etc etc
At least then the water will drain away through the rusted holes in the floor plan
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Old 10th January 2014, 20:17   #6
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I only recently found out the passenger side rear footwell is wet so yeah it's possible a lot of these cars have a leak/damp patch without them knowing
Had it caused any damage?
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Old 10th January 2014, 20:20   #7
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Had it caused any damage?
Not seen any signs of damage yet
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Old 10th January 2014, 20:22   #8
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give you an idea air bag side impact module
http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...4&postcount=15
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Old 10th January 2014, 20:23   #9
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Have you managed to dry the carpet off? Think I will just use a towel at some point get out any excess
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Old 10th January 2014, 20:42   #10
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have you seen the amount of water that collects under there some have removed the carpets and found 1-2 inches of water thats not including whats in the foam
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