Water laeking Hi Can anyone explain why water is leaking down on the floor on the left hand front passenger side. I can receive up to 500ml in minutes in a down pour when the car is at a standstill. It's dripping from the upper region behind the glove box.

Don A has an excellent answer, but if you have a sunroof, that is more likely the reason. The pipe runs down between the door pillar and the windshield and there is often a join there which can part. Be careful with compressed air as it can blow joints apart.

Water puddling on passenger side?

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My 2022 Nissan Sentra is leaking water into the front

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May 28, 2023 - I noticed water leakage about 1 month after I purchased the car. It had rained and there was puddle on the carpet and weather mat on the front ...

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it is leaking from the outside air intake there is a hold there to clean it on on the passenger side top grill by windshield ask me more will explain

it is probably coming in through the firewall some where after being splashed up by the wheels check behind and above the left front wheel for holes

possibly you have a bad window seal on passenger side
glass shop should be able to verify and replace seal for you

I had this same problem on a '92. Get the carpet out even if you have to cut it out and dry the car with a space heater or blow dryer. Cover with a canvas to keep water out. Get under the car and look for holes in the floor or firewall allowing rainwater in. You may need to do as I did and remove the hood, left front fender, wipers, and louvered wiper panel, to look for holes. Use a garden hose to find leak. I found 3 rust holes in the firewall, using a strong flashlight and mirror to see hidden areas. I patched with metal patches, silicone, and roofing tar.

look where the wiper are there is a black plastic cover under the wipers ilook under that cover there is one small hole on each side of the front fenders to drain water. those holes may be clogged and the water is run in and down side the heater box next to the blower motor

Hello,
If you can smell a little bit of a sweet smell from the water on the passenger side floor, or if it has an oily film to it, you may have a leaking heater core.

They usually leak on the passenger side floor, and that might explain why you hear water sloshing around.

If you can run the engine for about 5 minutes and then turn your heater on. Look under the dash in the area where the dash meets the floor board and see if you can see anything leaking.

I hope this helps you.

drill a hole through the floor as a quick fix ,if it gets in let it out ,then check for the leak ,try under the firewall where the AC drain pipe is ,it could be the same pipe for drain water coming in from air intake vents

Is it possible the water is actually coming from the A/C evaporator case, whose DRAIN IS CLOGGED ? The water produced by the A/C then leaks out of the case, down under the carpeting, then depending how vehicle is parked, can flow to the rear floors and carpet. Hope this helps

Hi, we also have a 2002 Toyota Rav4 and developed a leak in the front driver's side of the car. After much research, we discovered that the drain wells from our sun/moon roof were clogged. If you have one of these, I suggest that you open the sun roof and look carefully. You will notice some tiny little holes in front and in the rear of the sun/moon roof tracks. Over time, these become clogged with dust and debris. You need to find a long, sturdy piece of thin wire and run it down the holes. To test if you have properly unclogged these, take a small amount of water and pour it down the holes. You should see water coming out of the drain wells under the car around the rear of the front tires. Hope this helps.