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Skoda Superb rear footwell soaking wet

Marco85 · 2019-11-12 18:53:14

2013 skoda superb rear passenger side footwell absolutly soaking wet and wet also in front but not as bad. Only noticed last week so maybe(probly) rainwater getting in somewhere after that heavy rain last night but f*c* knows how it's getting in. Anybody on here ever have this problem before?

12-11-2019 6:53pm

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Marco85

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2013 skoda superb rear passenger side footwell absolutly soaking wet and wet also in front but not as bad. Only noticed last week so maybe(probly) rainwater getting in somewhere after that heavy rain last night but f*c* knows how it's getting in. Anybody on here ever have this problem before?

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#2 12-11-2019 7:33pm

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Have had front footwell get wet on an older Audi coming in due to the plenum chamber area under the battery flooding as the drainage plug gets blocked with leaves etc.

Have a look in the area in front of the windscreen/under the battery (assuming it's located here) with a torch to see if any water sitting in there after it rains or you wash the car. If there is sitting water there, you need to clean out the drain plug underneath.

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#3 12-11-2019 7:38pm

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Doorseals another possibility M and don't neglect boot and even rear light cluster seals.

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