Carpet is getting wet for no reason..

[khoakers]

hey guys, back with another problem. for some random reason, the civic's carpet on the right side and back right side gets realy wet. like REALLY wet, even on days tat it doesnt rain or anything. then it'll dry for awhile, and then it comes back. the car is a salvaged title but i doubt that has anything to do with it. any idea what's going on?

 

[hondatuner18]

do you have a sunroof

 

[khoakers]

yeah but its always closed, and even if it was open, the seats should be wet too but theyre not.

 

[hondatuner18]

theyres a sunroof drain tube it might be out of the drain hole and its leaking into the interior

 

[jonmaltese6thg]

windshield weather stripping??fix that n let us know i have same prob i from what i heard it was the windshield in some way BTW i got a 6th gen i need help on this one too!!my carpet also gets wet

 

[ThaJokaa]

theyres a sunroof drain tube it might be out of the drain hole and its leaking into the interior

 

[Destroy]

Find out where it was wrecked, test that area for leaks.

 

[Going-West]

Thats what she said.

 

[Matt.]

Thats what she said.

lol, I wanna gonna say that!

 

[o3civic_si]

Ok does your A/C work and if it does the condensation tube do its job?

 

[Skunk2Brian]

Could be a leaking heater core as well. Does the engine use up coolant?

 

[khoakers]

i dunno. forget it. ill just take it up to honda.

 

[DaughtersCar]

Just went through this with my daughters car. Floor was wet, started on the passenger side, then wicked over to the drivers side. Nipple broke off of the resevoir to the hose which funnels the air conditioning condensation out side, hence the water staying in the car.
Solution: Tried glueing it back on, didn't work well at all, still dripped a little.
Next I took a 3/8 mib x 1/2" plastic nipple fitting, threaded the hole (I know, it's thin plastic on the bottom of the reservoir), also cut off all but 3 threads on the threaded end of the new fitting, and used plumbers glue both on the new threads and the new fitting. Screwed it in, let it sit a day.
Worked like a charm, hasn't leaked again, saved the $108 for the new pan, and the $800 Honda wanted to change it out.

 

[evilrilla2]

I hope DaughtersCar is right, this is his first post so it must be the answer.

Anyways, my first impression is that you have a salvaged car. You did. sux, water problems is a reason why some vehicles get the salvaged titles. Never buy a salvage car!!! especially if you dont know why it became a salvage car. and even if you did knew I wouldnt believe it.

 

[nplaya9]

i had the same problem, it is the windshield weather stripping

 

[vjf915]

You dont know this for sure. I had the same problem in my old EM2 and it was the drain for the sunroof.

 

[pon55]

Guys, he said it also happens if it dosen't rain. Its gotta rain for sunroofs or windshields to leak.

Don't use the AC for a while and it should tell ya.