I just bought a Belgium corolla 2003 model from usa. Everything in the car seems fine. But there is one issue. I noticed that water soak at the back side of the passenger floor right side. I have tried tracing to know where the water is coming from but I couldn't. I even had to tear the floor rug but I couldn't find where the water is coming from. I complained to my panel beater but he couldn't find a solution.

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there's opening underneath , so tiny that only water can penetrate, it will only soak if u pass flooded road,

majamajic:
there's opening underneath , so tiny that only water can penetrate, it will only soak if u pass flooded road,

What do you suggest sir?

bigmodo:


What do you suggest sir?

panel should know better , but I think it's to rubber pad it either from inside before the rug or from underneath , I have same issue but am using it like that , it's not serious yet, just a bit soak my foot foam whenever I pass flooded areas.

My own water is not a bit, it can soak about 1 to 2 liters of water

Am sure the water is a clean water. If it is clean then it is ur ac water. Chikenaa!. Let ur ac technician trace the the ac hose from the evaporator tray. Or contact us.

If you are are having coolant loss. You may want to check your heater coil around your dashboard

bigmodo:
I just bought a Belgium corolla 2003 model from usa. Everything in the car seems fine. But there is one issue. I noticed that water soak at the back side of the passenger floor right side. I have tried tracing to know where the water is coming from but I couldn't. I even had to tear the floor rug but I couldn't find where the water is coming from. I complained to my panel beater but he couldn't find a solution.

Mod if you can, please push to front page for me.

I use a corolla too and had this problem only when it rained heavily, while looking for the solution someone asked me a simple question, He asked if my rear light was broken? I said yes, he asked me to replace the broken rear light, I did and the wet floor stopped. I cannot explain it but it stopped getting wet.

blackwood:


I use a corolla too and had this problem only when it rained heavily, while looking for the solution someone asked me a simple question, He asked if my rear light was broken? I said yes, he asked me to replace the broken rear light, I did and the wet floor stopped. I cannot explain it but it stopped getting wet.

My rear light is not broken.

I had a 2001 highlander with this issue... i letter discovered it was from the sun roof... The roof looked okay physically but something was wrong with a tiny drain pipe by the front Conner of the sun roof. If your vehicle has a sun roof, you might want to check that.

If your car has sun roof,there is a drain tube from there to the ground,it has pulled out from the socket.Your passenger side will continue to soak each time it rains till u fit the drain tube back.

It doesn’t really matter how many people had this problem too. In the end of the day this doesn’t help. And the solution is very easy. You just set an appointment with a mechanic and go have it repaired. Although if your car were insured, depending on a company you could try to claim repair expenses, fully or partially. If you think this makes sense, try to read more about insurance for non-US citizens.