wet flooring

[bigdaviethedaddy@blueyond]

HI guys beeb a while but once again needing help front passenger side floor is soaking wet stripped it out checked heater matrix and any thing else I can thik of. any suggestions or ideas would be great many thanks Davie

[Albannach]

Does the truck have a sunroof? If it does, check the drains aren't choked.

[TonyN]

Is the A/C condensation drain connected? Its the small pipe going through the bulkhead and ends pointing down. Inside it connects the the bottom of the A/C matrix housing.

Or maybe the rear heater matix leaking, is the rear footwell wet too?

[biosurf]

Have you given any old ladies a lift recently?

[NiftyNev]

Or maybe the rear heater matix leaking, is the rear footwell wet too?

From experience this only wets the area under and behind front seats. How do I know? Just finished removing my seats carpet and everything else necessary to bin the rear heater. All back together now with new underlay under rear carpet area because coolant makes the foam that is there mushy.

Nev

[shokenore]

Have you given any old ladies a lift recently?

Was tempted to childshly edit that for you

[knicko]

Don't know how to create links to old threads, but I posted similar problem last year. After much investigation, tracked it down to poorly routed radio ariel lead.
If your ariel is fitted to N/S front wing like mine, the co-ax cable routes from the bottom of the ariel unit inside the wing space and downwards into the vehicle through a hole in the panel to the side of the footwell, before routing inside the cabin space to the radio.
Rain water is designed to run into the inner wing spaces and drain out behind the front wheels.
My ariel lead was allowing this water to track into the vehicle ... when I simulated it with a hose whilst trying to find the leak, I couln't believe how much water came in over a short period of time!
I remedied this by buying a co-ax extension lead, which enabled me to feed back some of the original ariel cable into the wing space and create a deep U bend in it, so that the bottom of the loop was well below the height of the hole entering the cabin space. Any rain water runs off the bottom of the loop inside the wing space.
A rubber grommet (13mm I think) for the hole is probably advisable too.
Hope this helps keep your passenger's feet dry!

[animal]

Was tempted to childshly suck that for you

Ooops seems I am more childish than you tonight

[shokenore]

Ooops seems I am more childish than you tonight

Ah the night is young

[animal]

Ah my Thai bride is young

really ! Is that something you should be admitting on a public forum dude

[shokenore]

my my we are on fire tonight

[Tinkertron]

Ok....I had this problem in addition.....heaing didnt warm up either.....finally turned out that the head was about to die.......

but less severely, my windscreen seal on front passenger side was not doing the job.....check this too!!

hope you get it sorted!