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Re: Water in 242 200 82Ti

posted by  someone claiming to be Marty NJ on  Thu Nov 29 16:19 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Luke, Think of your car like a can of soda in the summer time only inside out. If it is really cold outside and very warm inside your car you will get condensation in the presence of any moisture. So there must be water somewhere. check all of your weatherstripping, any rusty holes in wheel wells floor boards etc. If you have a sunroof I would probably check there first. The roof is in the direct line of fire for all weather conditionsso a seal in that spot would be most likely to fail sooner. Good Luck, Marty.





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