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Old 01-01-2013, 08:21 AM
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Water in floor pass side ???

Had a fairly heavy rain the other day, Pass side floor had a lot of water, looked at weatherstrip around windshield, there is a couple of places that looks like could be the culprit.

Is there a problem area that needs to be addressed? I don't want to go guessing and smearing sealer everywhere.

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One of many threads on the subject:
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/how-tutorial-library-21/fixed-my-water-leak-last-night-14263/
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Thanks, I will look there first, did a search.. that thread didn't come up.

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We had that problem repaired under warranty on our 06 back in 2007.
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Found it, fixed it, cleaned both surfaces with brake cleaner( after I removed the old adhesive) the cover had sunk in/shrunk a bit so I put an extra dose of sealer/adhesive on it, was not satisfied with the way it looked, did a (McGiver fix) duct tape all around over the adhesive and centered on the edge of the panel. Less than 1 hour. If it does it again, I will put sheet metal in the place of the rubber.There may be a market for such a fix.

Thanks Guys for the help, knowing where you're headed beats guessing...Bill
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Somewhere in the thread I linked, I believe someone spoke of using sheet aluminum.
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Originally Posted by scbill
Had a fairly heavy rain the other day, Pass side floor had a lot of water, looked at weatherstrip around windshield, there is a couple of places that looks like could be the culprit.

Is there a problem area that needs to be addressed? I don't want to go guessing and smearing sealer everywhere.

Thanks..Bill
We apologize for the inconvenience. Have you considered trying to find the leak at a dealership? Also, if you would like, I can check your VIN for any applicable warranties, recalls, or programs. Please send me the VIN and mileage to my inbox for info.

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Old 01-03-2013, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by ChevroletCustomerService
We apologize for the inconvenience. Have you considered trying to find the leak at a dealership? Also, if you would like, I can check your VIN for any applicable warranties, recalls, or programs. Please send me the VIN and mileage to my inbox for info.

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Apparently you missed this part of his post?

Originally Posted by scbill
Found it, fixed it,..........
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@db/sb, I apologize on behalf of my co-worker.

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As stated in another post...heater fan started squealing, replaced it with the one that has the adapter built on it (Factory Air Part No. 75778). Took about 1/2 hour.

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