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Leak on passenger side 200 1990

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posted by  MedfordEd on  Wed Jan 18 12:12 CST 2006
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I'm finally tired of going out to my car in the morning and seeing a pool of water on the floor.

My 1990 245 has a leak somewhere on the passenger's side. With our heavy rain of late in Oregon, in the morning I will find a stream of water that has found its way into the car. The OEM Volvo weater mats catch the water nicely!

Any usual suspect places to go look for a leak? Should I just go crazy with some silicone caulk?

Help! Thanks,

Ed
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'90 245DL, 5 speed, 308,xxx miles Looking to meet other brickers in Oregon. I travel up and down I-5 often and enjoy meeting for a beer in different towns.






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