Oldseadog
Well-Known Member
Silly question, but is this only happening when it rains? I'd be inclined to check your door and window seals first.
If it happens all the time, have you checked your coolant levels as you might have a leaky pipe.
It could also be condensate from your air conditioning ... although that should be outside and not in.
OSD
If it happens all the time, have you checked your coolant levels as you might have a leaky pipe.
It could also be condensate from your air conditioning ... although that should be outside and not in.
OSD
most common are windscreen seal, leaking heater, sunroof seals. if its leaking heater the engine coolant level will be droppimg and there should be anti freeze in the water. visual inspection of windscreen and sunroof seals should give an idea ... seal dodgy ares with silicon.
do a search for leaking sunroofs .... its a common issue.
do a search for leaking sunroofs .... its a common issue.
mine also did this which is a 200 tdi no aircon no sunroof and guess what i traked it down to??? the roof bars
yep water was getting under the seals of the roofbars coming down the inside of the windscreen pillar and into the footwell bit of sealent round the bases and hey presto no more wet floor
yep water was getting under the seals of the roofbars coming down the inside of the windscreen pillar and into the footwell bit of sealent round the bases and hey presto no more wet floor 
matty_daak
Active Member
Take the carpet out, you'll probably find a huge rotted hole through which you can see the front tyre that's what was causing my dampness!
that's what was causing my dampness!
