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Water leaking into cabin in 122! PLEASE HELP!!! 120-130

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posted by  i_r_taz on  Fri Nov 10 04:39 CST 2006
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Thanks guys as always!!!

I am outside today, as it is beautiful here, working
on my sons 122 sedan. I have been getting water into
driver side floors for a while now so I have just kept
the car covered as of late.

I am pouring water into the vent in front of the windshield
and getting water trickling out of the bottom of my heater box
in the cabin of the car. When Jim Morris and I were tuning up
the car(mostly Jim...lol) he said the drain hose(?) appeared to
be connected(?).

How do I stop this????

I lost my 88' 240 wagon this week due to an accident and
now i am to the point where my son needs to drive this
paint or no paint. I have to seal this leak so we can drive in
the rain if necessary. Can you all give some suggestions please?
I was hoping not to have to remove the entire assembly but am willing
to do if necessary.

Maybe just a plugged drain hose???


Thanks guys for any help!

Karl



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66' 122 2-door, 66' 122 4-door, 67' 122 wagon, 78' 244 sedan, 88' 240 wagon, 91' 240 wagon






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