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wet interior 200 1991

posted by  SpazMan on  Tue Aug 4 09:11 CST 2009
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I had this happen to me, but it was the passenger floorboards, front and back. I traced it to a leak in the trunk (my Volvo is a 740 sedan) that allowed the water to wick up under and through the back seat material and soak the carpet on that side.

The dead giveaway that the leak was in my trunk was that the cloth toolbox in my trunk got very wet, and the tools inside began to corrode.

There are many other places the water could have come from... I'm sure the 240 folks on the BB will chime in any time now.

Ari






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