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Jan 12 2014 02:08pm
Guys,
I have a small problem with my vauxhall corsa what is now starting to become a real pain during winter.

The drivers side on the floor seems to be getting very wet and when I park on my drive (what's on a hill ) you can really see a big puddle in the back.
The seats don't get wet but it is starting to cause damp/mould and a slight smell.

Now I had a cleaner come out last year and help drain it and he said door seals seem to be okay and I can't notice it come in when I'm in the car.
The wind screen and all windows seem to get very steamy and has water on them once I'm out the car for longer than 5mins so this might be something to do with it?

Appreciate any help or ideas

This post was edited by Del_Boyy on Jan 12 2014 02:13pm
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Jan 12 2014 07:46pm
Take it through a touchless carwash. Look and listen for leaks ( they use highpressure water and it wil find its way inside if there is ant holes/gaps )

If not, wear smaller boots. We all get water/ice/moisture during the snowy winters

This post was edited by IB0T on Jan 12 2014 07:47pm
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Jan 13 2014 03:44am
ill try the first one! good idea to find the issue thanks.

This is basically a full blown puddle so defo need to get it sorted
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Jan 13 2014 04:23am
No chance of it being the heater core?
Side note: A bud of mine had his windshield replaced like... 5-6 years ago on a Ford Escort, it would weep from the seal at the top cuz shitty install. It wasn't noticeable at all. No leak in car washes, or during rain. But over night, and during rain/snow it would accumulate while sitting.
How he finally figured it out was parking on an incline which made it drip down the inside of the windshield.
Could be a thing to look out for. Also, I share feels with ya on the smell...it sticks around unless you root it out, which is quite a job.
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