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water in my boot???

jennybean · 2010-04-17 22:18:22

i have an 01 celica and my boot where the spare wheel is kept and under my backseats is full of water.... theres no leaks on the top of the car cos the top of the seats n carpet in the boot is bone, anyone know why this happened and is it a common problem?

17-04-2010 11:18pm

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jennybean

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i have an 01 celica and my boot where the spare wheel is kept and under my backseats is full of water.... theres no leaks on the top of the car cos the top of the seats n carpet in the boot is bone, anyone know why this happened and is it a common problem?

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#2 17-04-2010 11:35pm

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You've got a leak somewhere

Finding out where it is, is easier than you think but it takes a bit of time. Completely dry your boot. Then get the garden hose out and see where the wet is coming from. On a relatively new car like yours, a likely culprit is an airvent in your boot...

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#3 17-04-2010 11:39pm

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water normally gets in around lights.

the above advice is perfect, just have someone looking in the boot from the backseats...

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#4 18-04-2010 12:27pm

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will do cheers:)

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