Thats also where the heater core is located,, check the hoses that go to it, you have a inlet and return,, with any luck thats the problem, if not you may need a heater core repair,, check the radiator to see if the fluid has dropped way down
Blocked AC drain i suspect more to point ,or even a heater matrix leaking
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The water isn't coming from the front of the car...it's not wet on the drivers side at all. Do i need to take the middle cover thing off. It seemed to be a little wet under it. I think the water is coming from the middle of the car.
hlfm...We carefully pulled the headliner down. Carefully. It Velcros in a few places, just enough to see the drain. Its just on the other side of the headliner. The sunroof drains are on either side of the front of the sunroof its a very small hole leading out to the front of the car. My husband pulled it down while I used some ATV (purchased at auto parts store) sealant and then I wrapped it in electrical tape to hold it in place. Probably not the best permanent solution, but it has rained hard several times and we have no more water in the car! Good Luck and I hope this helps!!!
hlfm-- We carefully pulled down the headliner and the drains are just on the other side of it. The drains are on the front corners of the sunroof. My husband pulled it down and I was able to get my hands in there. I put it back together, squeezed some ATV sealant on it and wrapped electrical tape around it to keep it together while it dried. We have had several hard rains and haven't had any leaks so far. Hope this helps and good luck!
hlfm--If it isn't detached it could be a clog. We took a trigger style air hose attachment and shot air down it first. It takes two people to check it this way, the air should be coming out under the car behind the front wheel well. If it isn't connected the air came out of the front of the headliner by the top of the windshield. You can also check it by pouring a small amount of water then seeing if it comes out under the car. We used this method to check our handy work. :)
hlfm-- I would suggest trying a speaker wire to run down it if it is a clog and not a detachment. Flexible enough to bend but, won't poke a hole in anything.
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