Water in trunk ??
Hey gang I need some help I'm kinda stumped I have water in the space where the tire stopleak is stored this compartment is empty and kept clean
I knoticed the water (about 1/4 full ) a week or so back and dryed it our and at that time I checked the rubber seal on the trunk and all looks fine ,,and also the rest of the entire trunk is dry no sign of mosture anywhere even under mat ,jack compartment and air pump compartment also very dry no signs of any moisture before
WHAT'S WHAT
Thanks for any suggestions I'm confused
Howard.
I knoticed the water (about 1/4 full ) a week or so back and dryed it our and at that time I checked the rubber seal on the trunk and all looks fine ,,and also the rest of the entire trunk is dry no sign of mosture anywhere even under mat ,jack compartment and air pump compartment also very dry no signs of any moisture before
WHAT'S WHATThanks for any suggestions I'm confused
Howard.
Originally Posted by hcarter
Hey gang I need some help I'm kinda stumped I have water in the space where the tire stopleak is stored this compartment is empty and kept clean
I knoticed the water (about 1/4 full ) a week or so back and dryed it our and at that time I checked the rubber seal on the trunk and all looks fine ,,and also the rest of the entire trunk is dry no sign of mosture anywhere even under mat ,jack compartment and air pump compartment also very dry no signs of any moisture before
WHAT'S WHAT
Thanks for any suggestions I'm confused
Howard.
I knoticed the water (about 1/4 full ) a week or so back and dryed it our and at that time I checked the rubber seal on the trunk and all looks fine ,,and also the rest of the entire trunk is dry no sign of mosture anywhere even under mat ,jack compartment and air pump compartment also very dry no signs of any moisture before
WHAT'S WHATThanks for any suggestions I'm confused
Howard.
Another possibility would be a leak from the wheel well as that is adjacent to the pocket directly.
Last edited by onehundred80; Oct 13, 2009 at 04:22 PM.
Originally Posted by onehundred80
Is it possible for the water to be coming in around the rear lights? It could just trickle across the trunk floor (boot?) and then go into the pocket in the foam tray.
Another possibility would be a leak from the wheel well as that is adjacent to the pocket directly.
Another possibility would be a leak from the wheel well as that is adjacent to the pocket directly.
I will look closer at the lights tonight and maybe I just need to get out the garden hose and soak it good and the check again ,i will check the lights , never thought of that, thanks
I had water in my trunk once during a very hard rain. Fixed under warrenty. Dealership replaced the O-rings under the SRT-6 wing. Hasn't ever leaked again. Squirrel Crusher
Hi guys. I just had à carwash and realised my boot is also just a little bit wet. Not close to the rear lights but to inner wall close to seats. Not much but just a bit of moisture. Any clues how to prevent it from getting worse!?
I don't have a coupe, so I will make suggestions that are very general.
- Very carefully inspect the main rubber gasket. Either for a flattened area or actual damage. A cut or puncture.
- There are drain ducts under the wing. Make sure they are clean. I believe that they start in the oval "cups" where the hinges are anchored. The exit of these are the round rubber holes under the lip by the release catch. Compressed aire to blow them out (careful!) might work well.
- I hope not, but maybe (worst-case scenario) a leak around the glass. I really doubt this would be it-I think you would be the first.
Originally Posted by maxcichon
I don't have a coupe, so I will make suggestions that are very general.
- Very carefully inspect the main rubber gasket. Either for a flattened area or actual damage. A cut or puncture.
- There are drain ducts under the wing. Make sure they are clean. I believe that they start in the oval "cups" where the hinges are anchored. The exit of these are the round rubber holes under the lip by the release catch. Compressed aire to blow them out (careful!) might work well.
- I hope not, but maybe (worst-case scenario) a leak around the glass. I really doubt this would be it-I think you would be the first.
If you have a leak and you cannot find it, spray a small area of the car with the hose and check frequently to see if any water has appeared seems simple and logical to me.
Basically recreate the situation in a controlled manner.
Basically recreate the situation in a controlled manner.
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