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Water leaks are fun to trace out. the drain holes and tubes can be seen with roof open and can be unplugged with compressed air . but usually the headliner is soaked and leaks on to seats the windshield will leak on to passenger floor. remove glove box and check for wetness along "A" pillar.
clogged drain line for the a/c evaporator, use a stiff wire or pipe cleaner to unclog line. Located on passenger side underneath car nest to firewall. Good Luck Tim
I usually unclog them using a puff of compressed air. The crud that plugs them is pretty soft and generally is quite easy to blow out. It may plug up again a time or two until the crud works itself out but usually once the drain is finally clear it will stay open for quite a while.
The best item is weedeater (weedwhacker or whatever you call it) nylon. It is thick enough to push blockage out and flexible to handle any bends. Also check the exit of the drain tube (behind a cover near the front wheel on my GTV6) as an accumulation of mud will prevent the gutter from draining out.
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