when it rains for some reason I get water under the carpets but the seats and that are never wet so its not the roof it happens more on the passanger side than the drivers side anyone have the same problem or any solutions I have pulled up the carpet and put a bedliner on the floor??? thanks Jon

 

ya mine does the same,looks like its coming from behind the glovebox somewhere,drips from the passenger foot light,to fix it ?...silicone the snot out of everything,was told it might be coming from the hood vent(lots of debris plugging drain holes)? mine look fine and still leak..oh well,try something else

 

yeah I was thinking of checking the hood vent will start their and see what happens

 

Greetings,
With reference to cowboys666 comments about silicone. I would NOT use silicone as a general caulk "the snot out of everything" type of stuff. Great for SPECIFIC fixes (diff's, valve covers, toilets etc.) but having used silicone products for 35+ years, it really can cause problems down the road.
Forget about painting ANYTHING where you have used silicone. It's impossible to totaly remove and the only thing that sticks to silicone is more silicone.
There's lots of other caulk type products available which will seal as well as silicone without issues.
Just my $.02.
Peter

 

Here's a helpful little write up a friend did... I'm guessing you have this same problem... http://nsjc.proboards.com/index.cgi?...y&thread=33067

Good luck!
Jeff

 

All i did is remove the carpets and pull the plugs on the floor! I never bother with carpets as they hold the water and salt which ends up rotting the floor!

 

That is what I thought...I removed my carpet when my Jeep was 6 months old, my wifes Jeep which is the same year, left her carpet in, my floor is rusted, hers looks like new!!


Jeff

 

I got this anit rust balck paint which I thinks works really great I just painted the floors but I removed the drain plugs before painting so that I can still use them and one year later still no rust

 

once top is off never seals perfect again.

 

this is common the heater air intake is sometimes the problem the bottom of the air intake hole is almost flush with bottom of cowl,if debris gets in the way water is diverted into the heater instead of going past the opening and out the bottom of the fenders