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993 water on floor

mark bannon

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i have a 993 turbo,

after a very heavy spell of rain, which over here in ireland is quite often !!!, there is a show of water on the floor in the front, i have had to remove the sound insulation from the floor , but for the life of me i cannot find where it is getting in.

all the seals seem fine although the windscreen was replaced about 6 months ago,

anyone had similar problems....



thanks for your advice in advance.

mark


Migration info. Legacy thread was 26261
 
i know its a problem on turbo's!



you get to about 4000 rpm and you Pi*s youself from fright !!

maybe wear rubber pants?!!


Migration info. Legacy thread was 26266
 
i wondered why it was only on the passenger side !!




Migration info. Legacy thread was 26289
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by chris on 30 March 2005

i know its a problem on turbo's!



you get to about 4000 rpm and you Pi*s youself from fright !!

maybe wear rubber pants?!!



ROFLMAO :p

Migration info. Legacy thread was 26291
 
front scuttle drain plug blocked?

sunroof drain pipe blocked disconnected?


Migration info. Legacy thread was 26303
 
I`ve a C2S and last year I was travelling on the M62 when the heavens opened so much that I pulled off the m`way and then stopped for a break at services. It was then that my wife noticed the carpets were absolutely sodden! It has never been out in such torrential rain since but I havn`t seen any re-occurence of the problem again, but it is always at the back of my mind.

Migration info. Legacy thread was 30209
 
Had similar problem a while ago, found to be blocked sunroof drain pipe. But I remmember reading somewhere (?rennlist) about a gap betwwen body panels just inside of the skirting that might let water in.

Migration info. Legacy thread was 30211
 
check your windscreen as well - mine leaks in really bad weather


Migration info. Legacy thread was 30237
 

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