We see this often. There is a rubber bulb type molding (similar to a door or trunk seal) that is approximately 12" attached just above the fresh air intake that's in the firewall on the passenger side. Quite often this rubber part comes off and water is no longer diverted and instead pours directly through your cabin filter (if you have one) and into the right floorboard. To correct it, remove the right windshield wiper and right side of the lower windshield reveal molding (plastic cowling). Apply weatherstrip adhesive into the "U" shaped molding and re-apply into place directly above the cabin filter and fresh air intake. Replace the cowling and wiper. Good luck
First thing is to make sure that you don't have debris under cowl panel blocking your drains,because water can back up and come in your fresh air inlet duct.If that is ok then you will need to take to someone who can water test to find out if it is the windshield that is leaking or a body seam.
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Windshield seal may be leaking. Find leak repair with clear silicon caulk may work.
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You would have a leak. I would take it to a GM dealer. Could be coming from the windshield and leaking by the firewall.
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have ford check the cabin filter.I had the same problem and the
cause was in the housing were the cabin filter is located.
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whenever it rains my floor on the passenger side of the car has water on it. It seem to be coming from the dash. And this only happens when it rains.
whenever it rains the floor on the passenger side of my car has water on it. It seems to be coming from the dash. And this only happens when it rains. What could be causing this
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