Car flooded
03-23-2008, 07:02 PM
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Car flooded
well after the car accident and getting my car back the past couple days have been pouring...i wake up this morning and look in my car and theres like less then ankle high of water on the ground behind the drivers seat and it was all wet in front of the drivers seat on the ground. not wet AT ALL on the pasenger side. question, is the rubber lining on the bottom of the winshielf be able to lift up or is it suppose to be glued down? i dont think i left my door cracked open last night, so im thinking when they fixed my car theres a leak now...what do you think guys.....heres pic of the car after it was in the crash..what do you think this could be coming from?
03-23-2008, 07:08 PM
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RE: Car flooded
I went out to the garage to check on this area on my car. The rubber strip that meets the windshield can be flipped up, but the black matted piece (indicated by the arrow in your picture) is immovable.
I hope you find the problem and get it fixed successfully. Let us know.
I hope you find the problem and get it fixed successfully. Let us know.
03-23-2008, 07:24 PM
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RE: Car flooded
i just went outside as well to look..so i guess thats normal..this is so weird..i pray i left the door somehow cracked open and didnt notice the lights on inside the car , because i hope i dont have to bring it back to this dam shop and have them find some place where theres a cause of leak =0( thanks for looking for me btw!
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I went out to the garage to check on this area on my car. The rubber strip that meets the windshield can be flipped up, but the black matted piece (indicated by the arrow in your picture) is immovable.
I hope you find the problem and get it fixed successfully. Let us know.
I went out to the garage to check on this area on my car. The rubber strip that meets the windshield can be flipped up, but the black matted piece (indicated by the arrow in your picture) is immovable.
I hope you find the problem and get it fixed successfully. Let us know.
03-23-2008, 07:45 PM
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RE: Car flooded
we did that, sprayed the winshield and nothing, wtf right? if i left the door shut but not all the way u think bad rain storm could of done that?
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Could you get inside and have someone spray it with a hose? At least you would know where it was coming from.
Could you get inside and have someone spray it with a hose? At least you would know where it was coming from.
03-23-2008, 10:55 PM
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RE: Car flooded
I have this PDF saved to my desktop a while ago; it's a TSB for water leak into the cabin. I'm not sure how to link it on here, but give this a try... copy and paste it to your browser bar. I hope it works.
file:///Users/john/Desktop/Ford%20TSB%2007-14-06.pdf
or
/Users/john/Desktop/Ford TSB 07-14-06.pdf
Good luck!
file:///Users/john/Desktop/Ford%20TSB%2007-14-06.pdf
or
/Users/john/Desktop/Ford TSB 07-14-06.pdf
Good luck!
03-23-2008, 11:21 PM
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03-24-2008, 12:01 AM
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RE: Car flooded
thank you! this should help!
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I have this PDF saved to my desktop a while ago; it's a TSB for water leak into the cabin. I'm not sure how to link it on here, but give this a try... copy and paste it to your browser bar. I hope it works.
file:///Users/john/Desktop/Ford%20TSB%2007-14-06.pdf
or
/Users/john/Desktop/Ford TSB 07-14-06.pdf
Good luck!
I have this PDF saved to my desktop a while ago; it's a TSB for water leak into the cabin. I'm not sure how to link it on here, but give this a try... copy and paste it to your browser bar. I hope it works.
file:///Users/john/Desktop/Ford%20TSB%2007-14-06.pdf
or
/Users/john/Desktop/Ford TSB 07-14-06.pdf
Good luck!
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