Water drips from heater motor during rain. how to stop this? 2005 dakota

should be just above the blower motor. You will need to remove the glove box door to gain access.

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Have you checked the fuse . If water penetrated a vital component it is possible you had a short

if this is a new shape meriva the problem is the wiper scuttle seal leaking water .it drips into the engine bay,onto the heater pipes and tracs into the cabin.Pour water onto the screen and look into the engine bay,just behind the engine and you will see it drip onto the heater pipes where they enter the bulkhead.It then tracs into the cabin and soaks the carpet.The problem is a foam seal on the scuttle panel when it should be a rubber one.One fix is to ensure that the seal where the heater pipes enter via the engine bay is dry and spray it and the pipes with underseal.Vauxhall are aware but dont have a solution?

Check all the seals around your windows and doors. Leaks could seep in through there drips at a time and fill the seats. also check the seals around your front windsheild.

THE BLOWER MOTOR RESISTOR FAULTY IF YOU HAVE ONLY 1 FAN SPEED ALSO AC AND HTR CONTROL SWITCH BAD.WATER LEAK UNDER GLOVE BOX COULD BE THE HEATER CORE LEAKING IF LEAKING ALL THE TIME WHEN THERE IS NO RAIN.

what kind of fluid is comming out is it antifreeze or water is it from the air conditioner if its water the its a heater gasket. If its only rain water when it rains lift up carpet and look for it ,send back message let me know

the windshield could be leaking behind the dash,a good way to check is put the fan of the heater on,hot or cold and get a solution of soapy water and apply to the outer edges of the windshield and look for bubbles.

GOING TO TAKE SOME DETECTIVE WORK. MAY
HAVE TO REMOVE SEATS AND APPLY GARDEN
HOSE TO DIFFERENT AREAS TO SPOT LEAK.
HAD A LEAK ON A MAZDA 626 DRIPPING ON
HEATER BLOWER MOTOR. TOOK TIME BUT I
FOUND IT.

It is most likely condensation from the A/C evaporator, the tube exits the lower firewall area directly behind the motor.

http://www.grandprixforums.net/f73/water-floorboard-take-2-permanent-fix-6961.html Here is a link that I found over the weekend as I was getting water dripping onto the passenger side floorboards from the heater motor while in the car wash. The part # in the attached link is 15794785. This is a GM # for a deflector that fits under the cowl. Hopefully this helps you.