Back floor turned into a pond.
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Originally Posted by Damemorder
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Lol youre tearing your car to pieces. Dont worry Im sure it happens to a lot of us on our first time exploring. Im having the same problem but I dont have a sun roof. That black plastic edging on the top of the roof though is all cracked up and the seal on one of the doors is just hanging there so I'll have to check it out and see if thats where its leaking. I have like 1 inch puddles in my back carpet and in the mornings the inside of the windshield gets moist and foggy and its gross. I hope it isnt coming from under the back seat cause that would kinda suck.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH wtf where is that. Also to check the hoses is there any acess point before I break something elese?
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calm down. 
The door seals are the rubber seal that goes around all the doors and acts as a trim piece for your interior. Sit in your car and look out around the door seals and see if there is any gap mostlikely it will be at the back of the drivers and passenger doors, but not always
The door seals are the rubber seal that goes around all the doors and acts as a trim piece for your interior. Sit in your car and look out around the door seals and see if there is any gap mostlikely it will be at the back of the drivers and passenger doors, but not always
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
calm down. The door seals are the rubber seal that goes around all the doors and acts as a trim piece for your interior. Sit in your car and look out around the door seals and see if there is any gap mostlikely it will be at the back of the drivers and passenger doors, but not always
The door seals are the rubber seal that goes around all the doors and acts as a trim piece for your interior. Sit in your car and look out around the door seals and see if there is any gap mostlikely it will be at the back of the drivers and passenger doors, but not always
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