my car have sunroof but there is no leak on it (i think)
water appers only on the carpet of the back seat .
ANY IDEA?
WATER LEAK ON THE BACK SEAT OF MY VOLVO 850T
WATER LEAK ON THE BACK SEAT OF MY VOLVO 850T
when it rains the back rug of my volvo is wet(passanger side )i have check the back windows and seals and they look good .
my car have sunroof but there is no leak on it (i think)
water appers only on the carpet of the back seat .
ANY IDEA?
my car have sunroof but there is no leak on it (i think)
water appers only on the carpet of the back seat .
ANY IDEA?
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Check the trunk lid drains for clogging, if it's a sedan model.
Otherwise, you want to trace the route the water is coming in from. This can be difficult, but necessary.
My neighbor's VW Passat was getting we floors, and the water was entering through the engine bay and following metal through the firewall into the cabin/floor.
Otherwise, you want to trace the route the water is coming in from. This can be difficult, but necessary.
My neighbor's VW Passat was getting we floors, and the water was entering through the engine bay and following metal through the firewall into the cabin/floor.
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1998 V70, no dash lights on
1997 850 T5 [gone] w/ MSD ignition coil, Hallman manual boost controller, injectors, R bumper, OMP strut brace
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The most likely cause is a leak in the sunroof drain. There is a short metal pipe on each of the four corners of the sunroof which is connected by a short rubber hose to another metal pipe, two of which run from the front down the A posts and two from the rear down the C posts. Check that the rubber connector is secure. You will need to pull the headlining down slightly to see.
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