Leak Passenger side of Vehicle
#1
Leak Passenger side of Vehicle
I have an 05 pacifica that leaks on the floor every time it rains. I have checked the sunroof drains and they are fine. the windshield trim has also been checked and sealed. I have done a soap test with water and have not been successful.
This only happens when it rains, barely any rain this summer and it stayed dry. Coming into rain and now its wet again. What could this be, I have exhausted all efforts to discover this.
This only happens when it rains, barely any rain this summer and it stayed dry. Coming into rain and now its wet again. What could this be, I have exhausted all efforts to discover this.
#2
Where exactly on the floor is getting wet?
Under the dash, where your toes would be?
Near the door under the A pillar?
It may help narrow the search area.
Also, how does it sit when parked?
Is it perfectly level, or nose up, nose down, driver side up, passenger side up?
I only ask because that can dictate what direction the water will flow.
Under the dash, where your toes would be?
Near the door under the A pillar?
It may help narrow the search area.
Also, how does it sit when parked?
Is it perfectly level, or nose up, nose down, driver side up, passenger side up?
I only ask because that can dictate what direction the water will flow.
#3
The floor is wet at the bottom of the floor board passenger side. It does not run up towards the firewall. It is a little wet towards the door but not overly. Where your feet would lay flat on the floor. Not near the a pillar.
It sits on a small angle with the front end more downward than the rear. The rear sits higher. but not overly.
The leak only happens when it rains. I sprayed it down on a sunny day and no water entering the vehicle. This has me stumped.
It sits on a small angle with the front end more downward than the rear. The rear sits higher. but not overly.
The leak only happens when it rains. I sprayed it down on a sunny day and no water entering the vehicle. This has me stumped.
#5
I'm pretty sure that's where the heater hoses and A/C plumbing comes through the firewall.
I'd suspect your leak can be found in the engine compartment right around that area.
It's a tight spot to get to, probably best accessed from below if memory serves me correctly.
Good luck and keep us posted on what you find!
I'd suspect your leak can be found in the engine compartment right around that area.
It's a tight spot to get to, probably best accessed from below if memory serves me correctly.
Good luck and keep us posted on what you find!
#7
We have a '04 that a family member bought new with a long extended factory warranty, few years later we bought the car and it developed a similar leak, dealer had it for days, removed all the under dash stuff to reseal something, waited a day or so for the "fix" to cure never leaked there again. Trying to remember more about it. Maybe later. Sorry. B2
#9
Just an aside to add a little to the story. My Pac developed a leak on passenger side. In the process of googling a solution I found a suggestion that maybe it was the AC evaporator water drain line. Found a Chrysler PN for a OEM rubber ell that slipped onto the AC condensation water drain tube that sticks out of the firewall, toward the engine. (Not real easy to reach into, but possible.)
The ell totally fixed the AC water leak, years later nary a drop more or that nasty smell from rotting carpet.
The ell totally fixed the AC water leak, years later nary a drop more or that nasty smell from rotting carpet.
#10
I found the leak, the water comes down from the windshield then it goes into a small hole that leads to the drain for the water that comes down the windshield. I lift the trim and it is completely sealed with steal. How do I get in there to seal up the seams where the water is coming in?