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Water on the floorboard? 850 1995

posted by  Mr. Detail on  Wed Apr 18 00:15 CST 2007
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Morning all;
Recently after a heavy rainstorm that lasted the whole weekend here on the East coast, I noticed a soaking wet carpet on the driver's side floorboard and all the way under the driver's seat to the rearc passenger's foot area. I already had the heater core replaced last year and when I touched the liquid it is not slippery or does it smell like anti-freeze. It would seem like it was rain water but I haven't a clue how it is getting inside. Any thoughts?






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