Help, my driverside carpet is all wet

[iceman_ii]

Check the tubes from the hatch drains to make sure they are draining outside the car, I have heard of the tubes coming undone, and draining into the panal behind the hatch trim pieces. Also check the seal around the hatch.

[boomboom]

where are the hatch tube located? I tried to look at the service manual but could not find them.

Eddie

[iceman_ii]

They connect to the bottom side of the drains, which are are at the angle where the edge of the hatch turns up along the back side of the b-pillar. The drain tubes pass behind the trim, and poke through the bottom of the car in the fender... make sure they are not disconnected or loose inside the car... you can try pouring water down the drain, and seeing if it comes out under the car.

[boomboom]

Originally Posted by iceman_ii

They connect to the bottom side of the drains, which are are at the angle where the edge of the hatch turns up along the back side of the b-pillar. The drain tubes pass behind the trim, and poke through the bottom of the car in the fender... make sure they are not disconnected or loose inside the car... you can try pouring water down the drain, and seeing if it comes out under the car.

Cool. I will try that. Thanks for all your help.

Eddie.

[boomboom]

Originally Posted by iceman_ii

They connect to the bottom side of the drains, which are are at the angle where the edge of the hatch turns up along the back side of the b-pillar. The drain tubes pass behind the trim, and poke through the bottom of the car in the fender... make sure they are not disconnected or loose inside the car... you can try pouring water down the drain, and seeing if it comes out under the car.

Thanks for your help. My drain hoses were both ripped and came off the nipple.

Eddie.

[iceman_ii]

No worries... glad to hear its better now

[OhioSpyderman]

Glad to hear you found the problem!

Bob.