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posted by  alschnertz on  Thu Dec 16 13:42 CST 2010
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Yes, pull the carpet away from the rockers. Remove those white plastic plugs (they're about 1-1/2" dia. or so) and I'll bet that's where you'll see the water.

Get the water out of there and let it dry for a few days. Then get a shop vac with a small nozzle to vacuum out any of the debris inside there. Gently run a plastic scraper along the joint to loosen any old sand / silt / debris. You should find about 3 or 4 drain holes on the inside of the rocker panels. Be sure those are cleaned out really well.

You can see the plugs in this photo...





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