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Ok serious now. I guess this is the best forum for my question.
I own a 2003 Chevy Venture and it has a water leak. Every time it rains I get water inside the car. It comes from passenger side, between the dash, the A post and the side of the door. It only spills on the floor when you first take off. Like its pooling somewhere and the move makes it spill. I don't notice any water dripping inside when I'm not moving nor do I see water dripping while driving. It only happens when I first take off. Its not antifreeze from the heater core because it only happens when its been raining for a while. I've checked the door gasket and it seems fine. Still very pliable and soft. I just can't figure out how its getting inside, the windshield gasket seems fine, no rust or trim missing.
Anyone have any suggestions on what to check?
Ok serious now. I guess this is the best forum for my question.
I own a 2003 Chevy Venture and it has a water leak. Every time it rains I get water inside the car. It comes from passenger side, between the dash, the A post and the side of the door. It only spills on the floor when you first take off. Like its pooling somewhere and the move makes it spill. I don't notice any water dripping inside when I'm not moving nor do I see water dripping while driving. It only happens when I first take off. Its not antifreeze from the heater core because it only happens when its been raining for a while. I've checked the door gasket and it seems fine. Still very pliable and soft. I just can't figure out how its getting inside, the windshield gasket seems fine, no rust or trim missing.
Anyone have any suggestions on what to check?
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Permalink Reply by Michael A on
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Yeah I thought about the dealership but ours pretty much charges for everything. I tried looking up to see if I could find any recalls on concerning this problem but so far have come up with nothing.
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