Humidity Problem
Jan 9, 2008, 08:14 AM
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Humidity Problem
Ok let me start off by saying that i've searched and searched and found nothing on this topic. My car has a problem or something... the carpets are always wet when i get in the car. I've tried everything with the AC system... I need help.
Jan 9, 2008, 09:03 AM
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i found a few topics that could be the same problem that you are having:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/se...archid=7142069
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/se...archid=7142069
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Jan 10, 2008, 03:17 AM
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How often do you notice this (meaning "always" is a subjective term)? Are you currently running your AC? Wet or dry conditions outside? Does your neighbor have a sprinkler system?
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Jan 10, 2008, 05:56 AM
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if the grommet /cap on the narrow band o2 sensor is not installed your floor will fill up with water too.
kept thinking I had a little bit of water in the car until I looked under the carpet.
just look at the underbody on the passenger side next to the cat. where the cat wires go into the body, make sure the cap is attached.
kept thinking I had a little bit of water in the car until I looked under the carpet.
just look at the underbody on the passenger side next to the cat. where the cat wires go into the body, make sure the cap is attached.
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No my neighboor does not have a sprinkler system and no im not running the A/C. This usually happens during and after rain or when its real humid out. It's leaving a terrible smell in the car...
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if the grommet /cap on the narrow band o2 sensor is not installed your floor will fill up with water too.
kept thinking I had a little bit of water in the car until I looked under the carpet.
just look at the underbody on the passenger side next to the cat. where the cat wires go into the body, make sure the cap is attached.
kept thinking I had a little bit of water in the car until I looked under the carpet.
just look at the underbody on the passenger side next to the cat. where the cat wires go into the body, make sure the cap is attached.
Jan 10, 2008, 11:34 PM
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quit messing with the a/c, cause it is obviously a leak if it happens after rain! you're carpet is starting to get sour cause a carpet can hold alot of water. at the shop i work at, we remove the carpet and put it under a heat source. (like a heater.) sometimes that doesn't work. first, remove the interior at the affected area or the whole interior and dry it as best as possible. you'll have to determine if the leak is coming from the front or rear and watertest the affected area with a garden hose or rainmaker. eventually water will seep in and viola! sometimes it's a ***** trying to get a leak to show up. good luck!