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Driver's Floor Wet 140-160 1980

posted by  Rule 308 on  Wed Mar 29 03:59 CST 2006
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I suggest you lay across the driver's seat so you can see up into the underdash area and the firewall and then have someone hose down the windshield and cowl area with a garden hose. The corner of the windshield is a known problem spot for leaks on older 200 series cars and there are a couple of grommets that go through the firewall that can also leak. Get a flashlight, a buddy, and a garden hose and check it out.

Mark






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