wet passenger floor
09-05-2000, 05:44 AM
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wet passenger floor
I got in my TT this morning and notice a wet spot on the passenger floor mat. I removed the mat and notice an even larger spot underneath which was about 12" x 6". We've had a lot of rain lately but I didn't notice any leaks from the windows, etc.
I have a 2001 Quattro Roadster. Anyone else had this problem? Is it possibly from the AC?
I have a 2001 Quattro Roadster. Anyone else had this problem? Is it possibly from the AC?
09-05-2000, 06:30 AM
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I had a similar problem on a Toyota...
turned out to be the tube that carried the condensation somehow got routed inside the car.
Hope that it is something as simple as this.<p>Blauer TT
2001 225ttqc, Blue/Blue
ordered but not here :-(
Hope that it is something as simple as this.<p>Blauer TT
2001 225ttqc, Blue/Blue
ordered but not here :-(
09-05-2000, 08:07 AM
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Could be a/c. Any moisture coming out of a/c vents?
Following from Bentley CD. I'd suspect lots of water backed up before it sprays:
With an otherwise properly operating A/C system, water sprays out of instrument panel vents:
- Check evaporator housing drain hose for proper routing (should not be kinked).
- Check evaporator housing drain valve.
Notes:
Check evaporator drain plugs for correct installation (should not be pinched or bent).
Check drain valves. They must not be plugged with wax, dirt or undercoating (clean if necessary).
Valve flaps must close properly.
Check air plenum cover (must be properly installed and not damaged).
With an otherwise properly operating A/C system, water sprays out of instrument panel vents:
- Check evaporator housing drain hose for proper routing (should not be kinked).
- Check evaporator housing drain valve.
Notes:
Check evaporator drain plugs for correct installation (should not be pinched or bent).
Check drain valves. They must not be plugged with wax, dirt or undercoating (clean if necessary).
Valve flaps must close properly.
Check air plenum cover (must be properly installed and not damaged).
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09-05-2000, 09:32 AM
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If you are in warm/humid area run a/c and see if it drops condensation...
on parking spot when you stop, like it usually does. If not, good possibility of stuck or plugged drain.
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