You are a LIFESAVER!!! I was getting super frustrated with the water, and it has been raining constantly here - meaning I had more water pooling in that back seat and no way of knowing where the hell it was coming from. Finding your video via a google search saved me the trouble of going to a repair guy for what I thought was a door/window issue.
This was me yesterday, the 17th of 2022 in traffic under the rain. Checked the passenger seat, water. I was almost going nuts because I remember not idling in a puddle
Naaaahhh...I want identification of every water molecule and leaf particle... But seriously, thanks for the succinct version...😊 I had cleaned out my vent area of leaves/debris, but the problem persisted...I have a '12 VW Golf TDI, and I need to look for a similar part... I bought a 1.5 gallon wet/dry vac (only ~$30), but I would need to spend another ~$20+ to get the car lighter adapter (I live in an apt. and do not have an immediately available wall outlet)...but the wet/dry vac is a bandaid - and you may have given me the root of the issue...thanks...
Thank you! Like 17 other videos went for the AC drain tubes, which was also needed. But not this! Stop it at it's source! This helped a lot. As well as the rocker panel drains, door drains, etc.
Broooooo this has been the biggest mystery for me.....every time it rains i have 3 to 5 inches of water in the driver back seet floor of my bonneville.........your a life saver man
Actually a little more gasket seal type of caulking was needed in this whole windshield grill area, but the clogged drain vent was definitely part of the problem.
@@caylee3277 I was saying the same thing..it pass the front and made it all the way to the back I'm just surprised the front which is much closer to the problem don't get wet...
I have a Lincoln Town Car and lately my floor boards on the passenger side, both back and front, are flooded. I cleaned that outlet you point to, which had as much debris as yours, so my question is, would that particular blockage, or the cowl dry rotted gasket issue seen in other videos, also cause water to get to my right REAR passenger floor? In other words, would those leaking issues hailing from the firewall area, also cause water leakage all the way to the rear floor compartment? Thanks for the video. :)
This is happening in my 2000 Crown Victoria right now. I have flash floods in my area and both sides of my back seat floors are flooded! I need to find this drain ASAP!!!!
This just happened to me after heavy raining. Do you know why the car would be designed so if the drain is clogged the floor floods? My car was parked in a slightly rear downward slope. Maybe this is why? Thanks for the info 👍
Don't know why they would design them like that, but does sound like you have a clog my friend. Thank you for watching and sharing Yingle, have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Glad we could help Nad Fa! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great weekend and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I have a 1996 Pontiac Grand Am SE 2.4 L, it has been around 3 years since everytime it rains behind the passenger seat I find three to four inches of water, it has been cold here and the temperature is on the lower 20s, but I promise to myself that when I get a chance and a better weather I will check that out, thanks
@@graydonyingling9963 no I never got it fixed, I ended up selling it, I searched around the web for awhile, best bet is just take it to the Ford dealership and have them explain it to you and see how much it would cost
The drain tube up in the cowel is plugged and the water finds a way in through the interior framing to that low point. It will find a way my friend :( Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day Caylee. mad Mike & team
Thank you!!! I could NOT for the life of me figure out why water was accumulating in my Kia soul backseat. It would be minimal then tons! Oh I hope this works on my car!! Thank you!! ❤
your the pro brother,i had the same problem with my 69 impala when i first got it.lot of people dont know but from the factory.the 69 impala vent on the passenger side floor vent leaks .because when built. the gasket is stapled to the body but classics never seals right.then the front floor puddles the same.cause of the same leaves and junk build up.thanks for postin this one.👍
It's usually in your cowl, if you look very closely you can find it, or you can go to your dealership and ask for the service manager, they are usually pretty good at pointing you in the right direction. Thank you for watching, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What is that part called? I just asked the shop to check it because of if water pooling behind the passenger seat (found this through a Google search) and instead they sprayed water at my convertible top (even after I explained what i needed checked)and said it was "leaky window seal." It's not. Maybe if I can name this part, they will actually check it.
It's this amzn.to/3zf4RrK This may not be the exact one that your car has, but it's what it's called. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike & team
Watch this video ruclips.net/video/Uf9h1cnmbz8/видео.html and use the tools in the video to clean out your drain tubes then just make sure you suck the carpets all dry with this amzn.to/3Eohfon Hope this helps, thanks for watching, have a great weekend. mad Mike
Every vehicle has a water drainage system at the cowl, check it out per the video. Thanks for watching and asking. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hayley Minish that's a tough one, you just have to start looking at the cowl area and 1st make sure that area is completely clean of any debris then good your make and model to find the window cowl drain locations
It's your drain vent, if you have a moon roof, look for drain vents there, look for drains on your windshield under your blades. Or you can take it to a body shop and they can find them for you. Hope this helps, thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I had my mechanic clean this out for me and he said it seemed like that would be the problem because of how dirty it was. I was having the same problem my driver side back seat floor would get wet when it rains and it helped for a little it seemed like but checked the other day and it’s soaking wet again only behind the driver seat on the ground. If this helps any I believe the leak is coming from the left side of the column in the middle that is on the floor under the middle seat whenever I dry it up it always seems like there’s unlimited water there. It’s where the flat floor meets the curve. I’m totally stumped on what this could be. Any ideas what this could be?
Not knowing how old your car is or if there is possibly a seam of some sort that may be leaking in from underneath the car, I would take it to another mechanic to put it on a hoist to see if there is an issue underneath the car. Thanks for asking and watching. Hope this helps. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars It’s an Oldsmobile eighty-eight 1996 if that helps determine anything . Thank you for the advice and content! I’ll take it in elsewhere hopefully they can find the problem.
@@allyr8813 Hey there, did find solution for your problem? I own a optra/lacetti. The the right passenger side floor gets soaked in water whenever there's a heavy rain. After watching a few videos, I had the windshield drain flushed with high pressure water. But the problem still persists and driving me nuts. Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
@@amjathkhan2004 It ended up being the weatherstripping it solved the problem instantly. I believe it was mainly my trunk and back door seal that was causing it but my mechanic recommended getting all new weatherstripping on the car since it was old and worn. I hope this helps you! I would suggest getting a detail once you solve the problem. I got one and the deep cleaning helped clean the floor drastically and made it look and smell brand new.
Glad we could help Daniel! Good work my friend! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week. mad Mike & team
Experiencing this right now with my 2012 jeep patriot. Got back from a month long trip and the inside of my car is filled with what I think is mold and the back seat floors are wet...... one side way more the the other. The entire car is somewhat humid. I guess this could be the problem?
Yeah, check all of your cowel ducting drain tubes out. Sounds like it could be your issue. Thanks for watching, hope this helps my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Watch the video again, it's the drain tube underneath your windshield wipers in the cowl as shown in the video. If it's in your moonroof look for the drain tube in the channel that goes around your moonroof. Hope this helps, thanks for watching. Have a great day. mad Mike
Find yourself an inexpensive air compressor and air nozzle, or some thin wire and start shoving it down through there, but the air compressor works better. Thanks for asking, hope this helps. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I can see water pooled in the backseat passenger side underneath the carpet, however, I dont see where on my Toyota Corolla 2004 to get to where the leaves are. Everything has big pieces of plastic vents all around it
The vents are there, you just have to find them that's the hard part in all of this my friend. Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
One more quick question... I just looked all the way thru your uploads, up to last yr, and then it's cars listed, and I didn't see one... Do you happen to have a video on how to dry the interior floors after a leak is found/fixed? Lol, if not, is it something you would be uploading, say... In the next day or so..?! Haha! Or, do u have any good tips? Besides pulling it all out, and the seats, etc.... As, I am a one gal show, with no patience, and day time job, no garage, and very few tools..!! Lol, I do have lots of towels, tho 😉 Lol! Any good tips you have, and can throw my way, I'd love to read about them... I'm sooo afraid the moisture will ruin any wires under there, or rot the floor, and I'm especially worried about mold & mildew and that Gawd Awful smell of a wet interior on a warm day... Ughh, just the thought of it has me visioning gasoline and matches, and a big old ca.... I mean BON Fire, a big bonus fire.. Lol! Thanks again for the help!
see this video it will help you a lot on drying it out ruclips.net/video/JJrNqINzNjM/видео.html listen to how we say to dry it out after this videos cleaning process. :)
Same problem on a 2005 Mustang, but the flapper valves are down low. I pulled them both out with needle nose, from the engine side. They looked just like yours. Next, pull the cabin air filter which due to being soaked is always full of mold. No more flooding. Thanks Guys!
My a class mercedes a180 2014 w176 petrol engine sport coming the same rear seat floor if coming water from front should be water should come to front seat floor then how water from front go to rear seat of car please??
Please watch the video a couple of times and look for the tube in the cowl, also look for plugged drain tubes on your moon roof. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
First off, I would do the method in the video and get the cowl drains cleaned out, that will probably take care of your problem my friend. Thanks for the view, have a great week. mad Mike & team
The camera cuts from the floor to what I assume is under the hood? I have ZERO knowledge (obviously, lol) of cars -- and mine has been doing this for a few months. Unfortunately I can't tell exactly what you're looking at for me to fix it.... :(((
Can you do a video showing how to repair damage done to floor board done by jacking a car right under the seat. I have a big hill under my seat and its making off center.
Not sure where it’s located on that particular vehicle but it sounds like the vehicle Is quite new so I would just go to a Nissan dealership and the service manager will gladly pointed out to you
As soon as you say, "Watch out, watch this" to show the clogged drain hose, the video screen fills up with thumbnails for other videos. I can't see for bleep what you're talking about.
im having this problem with my 98 grand maruis and on my car it looks like that drian is connected to my blower motor input which is missing but the drain isn't clogged would it be deeper in or something maybe???
that drain you are talking about on your blower motor is your A/C condensation drain the drain for this video will be somewhere in the cowl of the vehicle and that the tough part finding it my friend
My Toyota Echo is literally flooding when it rains, even if the car doesn't move! We've had two bad storms, and that's when I noticed it. The back seat passenger floor was probably half filled, and the front was getting soaked, and even a little on front drivers side! I'm so freaking frustrated at this point... I called my mechanic, but he said he thought it's prob the back window leaking... But I don't think it's that... The back shelf part, between the seat and window, is bone dry, as are seats. There is a chunk missing in the seal on the door... But maybe this is the issue? I don't even know what to do at this point. I don't even know how to get the water out, besides soaking it w towels, washing drying towels and repeat... I only have so many towels I can junk, lol! I don't have a wet/dry Vac, and the car wash Vac says to only use on dry surface. It's going to be getting warm out, & then mold and smell will be issue if I can't get it done. My father is an autobody person, but has been up to his eye balls in redoing his parents house, as they have passed, & let a big mortgage, & the not being remodeled since like the 50s. He's going to try and look at it this weekend, so I'll tell him about this, & hopefully, it's in the same spot on my car. Anyway, just venting, lol, and over tired. Thanks for posting, & hopefully, this will be at least the fix part to my car too! 😉😆
Sweet Project Cars ok, I def will check those areas! I had a friend of a friend whose also autobody people, take a quick look at my car, and although he couldn't take it today, as they are appointment only & busy, he did take the time to come out, take a quick look at where the water is collecting & the seals, and he said the same exact thing as u did in this video! He said he's even seen cars FULL of dirt & debris all the way up the wheel well compartment area (if that's what it's called, bc he just pointed it out to me) behind the front tire. So, he said to take it all out, and check really good! Thanks again for this upload and for responding! I wasn't sure if it'd apply to my car too, and now I know, it does! I'll come back to let u know for sure!
Depends on where the drain tube is, and what make of car, most cars have a slight slope toward the back of the vehicle causing the water to puddle toward the back. Hope this helps Leroy. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I would think it would go to the front floor boards.I had a 96 Pontiac Grand AM that would be wet on the driver's side never did find out why.That car ended up being a money pit.
Some stupid mice keep getting into the engine and building nests, they built one in that area where the water drains. The backseat was full of water today and I guess the dumb mice clogged that drain then
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You are a LIFESAVER!!! I was getting super frustrated with the water, and it has been raining constantly here - meaning I had more water pooling in that back seat and no way of knowing where the hell it was coming from. Finding your video via a google search saved me the trouble of going to a repair guy for what I thought was a door/window issue.
Nakazora Gen glad we could help
Same here.....that shit was driving me crazy trying to figure out. This dude is a hero lol
This was me yesterday, the 17th of 2022 in traffic under the rain. Checked the passenger seat, water. I was almost going nuts because I remember not idling in a puddle
Probably one of the most straight forward and to the point videos on RUclips. Perhaps the ONLY one, just for that. Subscribed
V8 thank you very much and we are glad to have you
Yep, I was up to like 16 videos. Only one other hinted at this. And I don't even own that brand car!
thank you for not having an intro that takes up 2 minutes and then talking about the problem for 3 and then taking 5 to get under the hood
you are very welcome :)
Bro for real tho holy shit I was thinking the same thing.
I was grateful for that too! He was right to the point! Amazing!!
Naaaahhh...I want identification of every water molecule and leaf particle...
But seriously, thanks for the succinct version...😊
I had cleaned out my vent area of leaves/debris, but the problem persisted...I have a '12 VW Golf TDI, and I need to look for a similar part...
I bought a 1.5 gallon wet/dry vac (only ~$30), but I would need to spend another ~$20+ to get the car lighter adapter (I live in an apt. and do not have an immediately available wall outlet)...but the wet/dry vac is a bandaid - and you may have given me the root of the issue...thanks...
Thank you! Like 17 other videos went for the AC drain tubes, which was also needed. But not this! Stop it at it's source! This helped a lot. As well as the rocker panel drains, door drains, etc.
Glad it helped Nathan!! Thank you so much for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike
Broooooo this has been the biggest mystery for me.....every time it rains i have 3 to 5 inches of water in the driver back seet floor of my bonneville.........your a life saver man
Glad we could help you Skyler have a great night Mike
Skyler did this fix your problem? I have a Bonneville that's doing the exact same thing.
Same exact issue with my 2015 Camaro convertible
Hi! Where about are you looking at? Where is that dirty filter?
Thank God for you and Google and RUclips. You solved a frustrating mystery.
Actually a little more gasket seal type of caulking was needed in this whole windshield grill area, but the clogged drain vent was definitely part of the problem.
How does it find its way to the back seat floor tho??
@@caylee3277 I was saying the same thing..it pass the front and made it all the way to the back I'm just surprised the front which is much closer to the problem don't get wet...
I have a Lincoln Town Car and lately my floor boards on the passenger side, both back and front, are flooded. I cleaned that outlet you point to, which had as much debris as yours, so my question is, would that particular blockage, or the cowl dry rotted gasket issue seen in other videos, also cause water to get to my right REAR passenger floor? In other words, would those leaking issues hailing from the firewall area, also cause water leakage all the way to the rear floor compartment? Thanks for the video. :)
I know I’m over four years late but… Did you ever find the answer to your questions?
This is happening in my 2000 Crown Victoria right now. I have flash floods in my area and both sides of my back seat floors are flooded! I need to find this drain ASAP!!!!
This just happened to me after heavy raining. Do you know why the car would be designed so if the drain is clogged the floor floods? My car was parked in a slightly rear downward slope. Maybe this is why?
Thanks for the info 👍
Don't know why they would design them like that, but does sound like you have a clog my friend. Thank you for watching and sharing Yingle, have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Life saver, my 5 series driver side back passenger side has a puddle for the last 3 months i been cleaning it most the days will have a look this week
Glad we could help Nad Fa! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great weekend and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I have a 1996 Pontiac Grand Am SE 2.4 L, it has been around 3 years since everytime it rains behind the passenger seat I find three to four inches of water, it has been cold here and the temperature is on the lower 20s, but I promise to myself that when I get a chance and a better weather I will check that out, thanks
Absolutely Jorge! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars you are very welcome
Thanks, how does it end up in the back seat tho?? I'm having this same issue and mine is a 2001 grand Marquis
Yo I know it’s much later now, but I just got a 2008 and this has been happening, any luck with yours?
@@graydonyingling9963 no I never got it fixed, I ended up selling it, I searched around the web for awhile, best bet is just take it to the Ford dealership and have them explain it to you and see how much it would cost
The drain tube up in the cowel is plugged and the water finds a way in through the interior framing to that low point. It will find a way my friend :( Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day Caylee. mad Mike & team
Thank you!!! I could NOT for the life of me figure out why water was accumulating in my Kia soul backseat. It would be minimal then tons! Oh I hope this works on my car!! Thank you!! ❤
Glad it helped! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike & team
your the pro brother,i had the same problem with my 69 impala when i first got it.lot of people dont know but from the factory.the 69 impala vent on the passenger side floor vent leaks .because when built. the gasket is stapled to the body but classics never seals right.then the front floor puddles the same.cause of the same leaves and junk build up.thanks for postin this one.👍
you're welcome my friend
I've been trying to figure this one out but thanks for the input but I have a Dodge Avenger 2014 where would that be located for me to clean out...?
It's usually in your cowl, if you look very closely you can find it, or you can go to your dealership and ask for the service manager, they are usually pretty good at pointing you in the right direction. Thank you for watching, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thanks man really appreciate the help...
What car is this for
It's an older Lincoln Town Car. Thanks for watching Giles! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What is that part called? I just asked the shop to check it because of if water pooling behind the passenger seat (found this through a Google search) and instead they sprayed water at my convertible top (even after I explained what i needed checked)and said it was "leaky window seal." It's not. Maybe if I can name this part, they will actually check it.
It's this amzn.to/3zf4RrK This may not be the exact one that your car has, but it's what it's called. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike & team
quick and painless, just tried it and hope it works, thanks!
you are very welcome my friend :)
How do you get it cleaned out though
Watch this video ruclips.net/video/Uf9h1cnmbz8/видео.html and use the tools in the video to clean out your drain tubes then just make sure you suck the carpets all dry with this amzn.to/3Eohfon Hope this helps, thanks for watching, have a great weekend. mad Mike
Is it the same for 2017 Ford Fusion as well
Every vehicle has a water drainage system at the cowl, check it out per the video. Thanks for watching and asking. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
This is happening with my beetle but I have no idea what exactly you’re looking at. Which drain?
Hayley Minish that's a tough one, you just have to start looking at the cowl area and 1st make sure that area is completely clean of any debris then good your make and model to find the window cowl drain locations
What do u have to clean out
It's your drain vent, if you have a moon roof, look for drain vents there, look for drains on your windshield under your blades. Or you can take it to a body shop and they can find them for you. Hope this helps, thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Do u know the proper part name for that drain cover. Im trying to find one for a malibu
Did you ever figure it out? I’m having the same problem with my Malibu
I had my mechanic clean this out for me and he said it seemed like that would be the problem because of how dirty it was. I was having the same problem my driver side back seat floor would get wet when it rains and it helped for a little it seemed like but checked the other day and it’s soaking wet again only behind the driver seat on the ground. If this helps any I believe the leak is coming from the left side of the column in the middle that is on the floor under the middle seat whenever I dry it up it always seems like there’s unlimited water there. It’s where the flat floor meets the curve. I’m totally stumped on what this could be. Any ideas what this could be?
Not knowing how old your car is or if there is possibly a seam of some sort that may be leaking in from underneath the car, I would take it to another mechanic to put it on a hoist to see if there is an issue underneath the car. Thanks for asking and watching. Hope this helps. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars It’s an Oldsmobile eighty-eight 1996 if that helps determine anything . Thank you for the advice and content! I’ll take it in elsewhere hopefully they can find the problem.
@@allyr8813 Hey there, did find solution for your problem? I own a optra/lacetti. The the right passenger side floor gets soaked in water whenever there's a heavy rain. After watching a few videos, I had the windshield drain flushed with high pressure water. But the problem still persists and driving me nuts. Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
@@amjathkhan2004 It ended up being the weatherstripping it solved the problem instantly. I believe it was mainly my trunk and back door seal that was causing it but my mechanic recommended getting all new weatherstripping on the car since it was old and worn. I hope this helps you! I would suggest getting a detail once you solve the problem. I got one and the deep cleaning helped clean the floor drastically and made it look and smell brand new.
Yeah. This video is ridiculously awesome.
thank you
just had a similar issue with my town car, except the vent wasn't plugged, it was the gasket around the fresh air intake above that vent.
thank you for sharing this :)
Thank you brother I was struggling for a while !!! Thank you lol. Simple but I would have never figured it out! Thank you
On a 2014 mustang as well, it’s not a flap but something similar. Thank you again sir! 👏🏼
Glad we could help Daniel! Good work my friend! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week. mad Mike & team
where is that ?
Would this be in a Nissan Altima and if so where would it be located ? My floorboards have been soaked
SPC sweet tip...is it best to buy new sunroof tubes for the water in floor of driverside the tube as shrink over time
Harry that would be your best bet my friend mike
Experiencing this right now with my 2012 jeep patriot. Got back from a month long trip and the inside of my car is filled with what I think is mold and the back seat floors are wet...... one side way more the the other. The entire car is somewhat humid. I guess this could be the problem?
Yeah, check all of your cowel ducting drain tubes out. Sounds like it could be your issue. Thanks for watching, hope this helps my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Wait what pipe is it that’s clogged?
Watch the video again, it's the drain tube underneath your windshield wipers in the cowl as shown in the video. If it's in your moonroof look for the drain tube in the channel that goes around your moonroof. Hope this helps, thanks for watching. Have a great day. mad Mike
How do you advise we clean the clogged drain hose out?
Find yourself an inexpensive air compressor and air nozzle, or some thin wire and start shoving it down through there, but the air compressor works better. Thanks for asking, hope this helps. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I can see water pooled in the backseat passenger side underneath the carpet, however, I dont see where on my Toyota Corolla 2004 to get to where the leaves are. Everything has big pieces of plastic vents all around it
The vents are there, you just have to find them that's the hard part in all of this my friend. Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
One more quick question... I just looked all the way thru your uploads, up to last yr, and then it's cars listed, and I didn't see one... Do you happen to have a video on how to dry the interior floors after a leak is found/fixed? Lol, if not, is it something you would be uploading, say... In the next day or so..?! Haha! Or, do u have any good tips? Besides pulling it all out, and the seats, etc.... As, I am a one gal show, with no patience, and day time job, no garage, and very few tools..!! Lol, I do have lots of towels, tho 😉 Lol! Any good tips you have, and can throw my way, I'd love to read about them... I'm sooo afraid the moisture will ruin any wires under there, or rot the floor, and I'm especially worried about mold & mildew and that Gawd Awful smell of a wet interior on a warm day... Ughh, just the thought of it has me visioning gasoline and matches, and a big old ca.... I mean BON Fire, a big bonus fire.. Lol! Thanks again for the help!
see this video it will help you a lot on drying it out ruclips.net/video/JJrNqINzNjM/видео.html listen to how we say to dry it out after this videos cleaning process. :)
Em22 you sure do laugh a LOT! you even ‘laugh out loud’! Are you still taking your meds?
And to keep it dry you can keep a sock with kitty litter inside of it, to continuously drain moisture out of the car.
Anyone know where this might be located in a Toyota Prius?
Well my friend, you're going to have to wait for someone to chime in on that. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike
Could that be the same issue happen with a convertible mustang. The same exact thing happens when it rains.
Sure could! Thanks for the view and for your comment. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Same problem on a 2005 Mustang, but the flapper valves are down low. I pulled them both out with needle nose, from the engine side. They looked just like yours. Next, pull the cabin air filter which due to being soaked is always full of mold. No more flooding.
Thanks Guys!
G.fox that's awesome to hear glad it helped thank you very much and thanks for being here with us :)
My a class mercedes a180 2014 w176 petrol engine sport coming the same rear seat floor if coming water from front should be water should come to front seat floor then how water from front go to rear seat of car please??
Please watch the video a couple of times and look for the tube in the cowl, also look for plugged drain tubes on your moon roof. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I have same issue for my ford car rear left side, how the water reach back foot side?
It travels through the rocker panels under the door threshold
Thanks
Hi! Where do I find that on a mazda 3 2012? Thank you in advance! 😊
best to actually go to your closest mazda dealer and ask the service manager where the drain tube is located then you can repair it yourself
What about the front seat??
First off, I would do the method in the video and get the cowl drains cleaned out, that will probably take care of your problem my friend. Thanks for the view, have a great week. mad Mike & team
Can water leak from the rear window cause I have a leak there too
Sorry to say, but yes it can. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
My ford is doing this but now its al four areas everytime it rains and now its coming out in the ceiling area as well
you may want to head to a local body shop so they can help you with that thanks ,spc mike
The camera cuts from the floor to what I assume is under the hood? I have ZERO knowledge (obviously, lol) of cars -- and mine has been doing this for a few months. Unfortunately I can't tell exactly what you're looking at for me to fix it.... :(((
If you have a Ford product you’re looking for that little flap right below the Cowell
Can you do a video showing how to repair damage done to floor board done by jacking a car right under the seat. I have a big hill under my seat and its making off center.
you will need to cut a piece of 3/4 ply wood slightly smaller than the floor area and hammer it down with a sledge hammer
Where you find that at tho
it is not hard to remove water and dry them inside car, but smell of mold will be there, how to remove the odd smell?
Thank you so much buddy! God bless you for this
Thank you very much for the comment.... Have a blessed day! mad Mike SPC
where is this on a toyota corolla?
Thanks for the help I didn't really know what is going on with my car but now I do why...
mo glad we could help you...thanks mike SPC
Where do you find it on a Nissan Altima 2017. Does anyone know what proper name of the drain is?
Not sure where it’s located on that particular vehicle but it sounds like the vehicle Is quite new so I would just go to a Nissan dealership and the service manager will gladly pointed out to you
As soon as you say, "Watch out, watch this" to show the clogged drain hose, the video screen fills up with thumbnails for other videos. I can't see for bleep what you're talking about.
sorry about that youtube is in charge of all that stuff nothing we can do about that. thanks and have a great day mad Mike SPC
im having this problem with my 98 grand maruis and on my car it looks like that drian is connected to my blower motor input which is missing but the drain isn't clogged would it be deeper in or something maybe???
that drain you are talking about on your blower motor is your A/C condensation drain the drain for this video will be somewhere in the cowl of the vehicle and that the tough part finding it my friend
Did you figure it out? I m having this issue with my 2001 grand Marquis
My Toyota Echo is literally flooding when it rains, even if the car doesn't move! We've had two bad storms, and that's when I noticed it. The back seat passenger floor was probably half filled, and the front was getting soaked, and even a little on front drivers side!
I'm so freaking frustrated at this point... I called my mechanic, but he said he thought it's prob the back window leaking... But I don't think it's that... The back shelf part, between the seat and window, is bone dry, as are seats. There is a chunk missing in the seal on the door... But maybe this is the issue?
I don't even know what to do at this point. I don't even know how to get the water out, besides soaking it w towels, washing drying towels and repeat... I only have so many towels I can junk, lol! I don't have a wet/dry Vac, and the car wash Vac says to only use on dry surface. It's going to be getting warm out, & then mold and smell will be issue if I can't get it done.
My father is an autobody person, but has been up to his eye balls in redoing his parents house, as they have passed, & let a big mortgage, & the not being remodeled since like the 50s. He's going to try and look at it this weekend, so I'll tell him about this, & hopefully, it's in the same spot on my car. Anyway, just venting, lol, and over tired. Thanks for posting, & hopefully, this will be at least the fix part to my car too! 😉😆
Em22 look around your windshield cowl and look for plug drains this is usually the issue...hope this helps
Sweet Project Cars ok, I def will check those areas! I had a friend of a friend whose also autobody people, take a quick look at my car, and although he couldn't take it today, as they are appointment only & busy, he did take the time to come out, take a quick look at where the water is collecting & the seals, and he said the same exact thing as u did in this video! He said he's even seen cars FULL of dirt & debris all the way up the wheel well compartment area (if that's what it's called, bc he just pointed it out to me) behind the front tire. So, he said to take it all out, and check really good!
Thanks again for this upload and for responding! I wasn't sure if it'd apply to my car too, and now I know, it does! I'll come back to let u know for sure!
we will help you to get it fixed and then all will be good :)
@@Em22-wtf you end up figuring it out?
Why does it go to the back seat?
Depends on where the drain tube is, and what make of car, most cars have a slight slope toward the back of the vehicle causing the water to puddle toward the back. Hope this helps Leroy. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Where do find that on a Toyota Camry 98?
best thing to do is just stop by a toyota dealership and ask the service manager they will tell you in a second and for free
So I have water in the floor boards and all the way in the rear-end where the tire is stored. 2006 Mitsubishi Outlander.
Need to find your cowl drains and make sure they aren't plugged just like we show in the video. Thanks. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Couldn't find that drain ... but also found another video showing an over active AC condenser.
Can also be blocked AC drains as on my discovery 2
thank you for sharing this :)
Sir the same is happening with my i10 magna!? How to solve at home?
best to find the drain tube and you may have to stop by a dealer to have them tell you where it is so you can then repair it my friend
I love you thank you for this video 💗
Glad to help Tyler! Thanks for watching, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
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thank you soooo much
Our pleasure Alexis! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, hope you have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I would think it would go to the front floor boards.I had a 96 Pontiac Grand AM that would be wet on the driver's side never did find out why.That car ended up being a money pit.
it does go to the front and back if the car is sitting flat. we parked on a slight angle to see if it would go to the back and SHAZAMMM!
Problem solved!! Ty for sharing
I had this problem
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found the stupid drain hole and it was super clogged. cleaned it out and water started coming through it. shit was lit. thanks my guy
You’re very welcome Ryan glad we could help you out my friend
Okay thank you for showing me this I'm going to check my engine today because I've gotten water in my back passenger seat
Wildfilm Productions hope this helps you my friend :)
I think this will stop the puddles! Mine was so full of leaves!
Wildfilm Productions oh it will be cured if you cleaned everything out that's for sure :)
👀👀👀 that's awesome I'm about to check mine now
THANKS
Treyvon thank you very much my friend we appreciate that have a great day Mike Sweet project cars
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Happens in my ‘90 Jetta
You better get busy then my friend, sounds like this may be your solution. Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
But i have water on my driver side floor and passenger side floor
But its not when it’s raining, mostly its when i turn on ac . Any suggestions???
you most likely have a A/C tube cracked and leaking or plugged you may need to have a pro look at it
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Excellent
thank you David
So what exactly is the part called so I can locate it on my car.
Daniel Ceron it is your drain vent tube for your cowl
It’s would be helpful if I knew what part of the car you were looking at. You zoomed in so close I can’t tell. Somebody help me out lol
Robin Norman it is a little tube with a rubber flapper on it
@@SweetProjectCars Where is the little tube???
Open your hood and look along the bottom of your windshield
Some stupid mice keep getting into the engine and building nests, they built one in that area where the water drains. The backseat was full of water today and I guess the dumb mice clogged that drain then
ALL F-O-R-D-S!!!
Easier fixed with a rifle I believe. Shit design eh? That car must STINK.
we caught it early
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Our pleasure Sydalia! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a fantastic day and Happy New Year. mad Mike the hammer SPC