What you don’t see in the video: We did the same cleaning process and modification to the other 3 drains to prevent it from happening again. We also removed the seats and carpets to let them dry, it took four days of drying. We then used a sanitizing spray to make sure no mold or growth would occur on the carpets. When the carpets were removed, we access the few electrical connectors that were wet to inspect and clean the pins with contact cleaner. Luckily in this case the customer brought us the car as soon as she realized the carpets were wet. If she waited just another day or two, it could have been much worse. It’s key to get things like this taken car of immediately. Water can also come from a/c drain tubes, door vapor barriers. Also, check under your hood near the bottom of your windshield for debris like pine needles and leaves as this will also cause water to flow into your car. Thank you for watching.
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I’m Having the same issue
Is there a drain on the passenger side as well? The carpet on the rear passenger side is wet.
How much should this job cost if paying someone
This sort of stuff would make you not want a car
What about rear drains?
Rear passenger side mat is getting wet – is it the same clog causing that?
Very helpful! Thank you!
Simply run a "fishing type" line DOWN thru the tubes from the TOP… this is MUCH easier, & I'm sure MUCH cheaper than your solution.
Can any electrical components be damaged?
Is that the same tube the ac uses to get rid of
Condensation? My car doesn’t drop any water when ac is on.
Hi and thanks alot for this information!!! Coz I have the same problem with my Benz…..❤
Will insurance cover for these damages