One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes...
if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to half inch of water on it at the end of the day. What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug seems pretty tight/secure. Thanks. Mark '98 TJ '98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
door seal, cowl drain blocked (it exits at the rear of the engine bay if you
want to check it is clear - prod it with a welding rod to clear it) or air-con dripping condensation. -- Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ "M. E. Bye" <fxdyna@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:9odgc0la3bl9u4sqpcao3a3qqajlni8ujn@4ax.com... > I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... > if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about > it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had > a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because > I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed > that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of > my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have > poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. > Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, > driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to > half inch of water on it at the end of the day. > What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug > seems pretty tight/secure. > > Thanks. > > Mark > '98 TJ > '98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
door seal, cowl drain blocked (it exits at the rear of the engine bay if you
want to check it is clear - prod it with a welding rod to clear it) or air-con dripping condensation. -- Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ "M. E. Bye" <fxdyna@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:9odgc0la3bl9u4sqpcao3a3qqajlni8ujn@4ax.com... > I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... > if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about > it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had > a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because > I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed > that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of > my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have > poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. > Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, > driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to > half inch of water on it at the end of the day. > What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug > seems pretty tight/secure. > > Thanks. > > Mark > '98 TJ > '98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
door seal, cowl drain blocked (it exits at the rear of the engine bay if you
want to check it is clear - prod it with a welding rod to clear it) or air-con dripping condensation. -- Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ "M. E. Bye" <fxdyna@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:9odgc0la3bl9u4sqpcao3a3qqajlni8ujn@4ax.com... > I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... > if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about > it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had > a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because > I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed > that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of > my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have > poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. > Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, > driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to > half inch of water on it at the end of the day. > What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug > seems pretty tight/secure. > > Thanks. > > Mark > '98 TJ > '98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
door seal, cowl drain blocked (it exits at the rear of the engine bay if you
want to check it is clear - prod it with a welding rod to clear it) or air-con dripping condensation. -- Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ "M. E. Bye" <fxdyna@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:9odgc0la3bl9u4sqpcao3a3qqajlni8ujn@4ax.com... > I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... > if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about > it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had > a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because > I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed > that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of > my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have > poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. > Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, > driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to > half inch of water on it at the end of the day. > What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug > seems pretty tight/secure. > > Thanks. > > Mark > '98 TJ > '98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
bet your cowl drain is plugged up.
On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 05:31:44 -0500, M. E. Bye <fxdyna@hotmail.com> wrote: >>I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... >>if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about >>it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had >>a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because >>I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed >>that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of >>my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have >>poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. >>Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, >>driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to >>half inch of water on it at the end of the day. >>What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug >>seems pretty tight/secure. >> >>Thanks. >> >>Mark >>'98 TJ >>'98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
bet your cowl drain is plugged up.
On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 05:31:44 -0500, M. E. Bye <fxdyna@hotmail.com> wrote: >>I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... >>if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about >>it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had >>a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because >>I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed >>that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of >>my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have >>poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. >>Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, >>driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to >>half inch of water on it at the end of the day. >>What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug >>seems pretty tight/secure. >> >>Thanks. >> >>Mark >>'98 TJ >>'98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
bet your cowl drain is plugged up.
On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 05:31:44 -0500, M. E. Bye <fxdyna@hotmail.com> wrote: >>I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... >>if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about >>it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had >>a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because >>I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed >>that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of >>my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have >>poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. >>Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, >>driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to >>half inch of water on it at the end of the day. >>What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug >>seems pretty tight/secure. >> >>Thanks. >> >>Mark >>'98 TJ >>'98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
bet your cowl drain is plugged up.
On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 05:31:44 -0500, M. E. Bye <fxdyna@hotmail.com> wrote: >>I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... >>if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about >>it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had >>a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because >>I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed >>that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of >>my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have >>poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. >>Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, >>driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to >>half inch of water on it at the end of the day. >>What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug >>seems pretty tight/secure. >> >>Thanks. >> >>Mark >>'98 TJ >>'98 XJ |
Re: One More Time: Deep Water on Passenger Side Floor
On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 05:31:44 -0500, M. E. Bye <fxdyna@hotmail.com>
wrote: >I know it's been posted here ad nauseum, but you know how it goes... >if it hasn't been a problem for you yet, you tend to not read about >it. Anyway, this has been the wettest spring I can remember. We had >a rain so hard a couple weeks ago, I had to pull off the road because >I was losing my bearings completely! A couple days later, I noticed >that it was very, very wet under the floormat of the passenger side of >my '98 TJ. I figured that it had rained so hard that it must have >poured in around the gaskets of the top-half of the half-doors. >Cleaned it up and thought nothing more of it. But now yesterday, >driving to work in an "average" rainfall. Floor had a good quarter to >half inch of water on it at the end of the day. >What are the typical entrance points and fixes? The floor drain plug >seems pretty tight/secure. > >Thanks. > >Mark >'98 TJ >'98 XJ Yup. That must have been it. Checked it out and I pulled a handful of crap out of there. Thanks Dave and jbjeep! Mark '98 TJ '98 XJ |
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