When it rains water comes in on the passenger side floor
This could be from a number of sources. The best thing to do is to wet it with a water hose in different segments until you find the water entry point.
SOURCE: 2004 monte carlo leaking water into the interior
Have someone remove cowl or cover to access cabin air filter box area, and clean it out good. Build up of leaves & other debris has been known to cause leaks inside because of drainage plugged.
SOURCE: 03 impala passenge has FLOOR were it come from
pop the hood and take out the plastic shroud on the passenger side at the firewall. there is a rubber weather stripping that will direct the rain water off the wind shield other wise the rain will fall directly onto the top of the fan motor then run down onto the carpet. i noticed mine when the fan motor iced up and was about an inch thick of ice. all i did was RTV on the weather stripping to redirect the water good luck.
SOURCE: when i run the air conditioner the passenger side
u have a condensation drain under car,,on passengers side ,u willhave to jack it up and look for it ,hard to find,,it will have a boot type tube drain ,compressed air is the best to unstop it ,can use a wire ,and gentle insert in tibe ,back and forth motion until water flows freely
SOURCE: water on passenger side floor whenever it rains.
You would have a leak. I would take it to a GM dealer. Could be coming from the windshield and leaking by the firewall.
SOURCE: whenever it rains my floor on the passenger side
We see this often. There is a rubber bulb type molding (similar to a door or trunk seal) that is approximately 12" attached just above the fresh air intake that's in the firewall on the passenger side. Quite often this rubber part comes off and water is no longer diverted and instead pours directly through your cabin filter (if you have one) and into the right floorboard. To correct it, remove the right windshield wiper and right side of the lower windshield reveal molding (plastic cowling). Apply weatherstrip adhesive into the "U" shaped molding and re-apply into place directly above the cabin filter and fresh air intake. Replace the cowling and wiper. Good luck
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