Water in Trunk. Not the trunk vent
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Water in Trunk. Not the trunk vent
Any other places water could leak besides the trunk vent and soft top drains? I've addressed both of these issues but I've still got water in the trunk.
Thanks
Update: Looks like it's coming from the soft top tray
This is where the water is dripping down from:
Same spot, from below looking up:
Thanks
Update: Looks like it's coming from the soft top tray
This is where the water is dripping down from:
Same spot, from below looking up:
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Check your tail light gaskets. If either is dried and compressed or if the nuts are loose it will leak inside the trunk liner and show up in the well under the jack. Replaced my gaskets after trying everything else ... problem solved!
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I would recommend taking the panels out inside the trunk. Try spraying your car down with a hose. Then wait awhile. Open the trunk and look to see if there are any leaks coming in from the top. If not, then check leaks that could come up from the wheel wells. I had a leak coming into my car because one of the previous owners took the plastic piece out where the bumper pops into by the quarter panel.
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Is this the gasket you mean? Part 15 on the diagram.
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I would recommend taking the panels out inside the trunk. Try spraying your car down with a hose. Then wait awhile. Open the trunk and look to see if there are any leaks coming in from the top. If not, then check leaks that could come up from the wheel wells. I had a leak coming into my car because one of the previous owners took the plastic piece out where the bumper pops into by the quarter panel.
Originally Posted by Dracomeister' timestamp='1436118577' post='23670347
Check your tail light gaskets. If either is dried and compressed or if the nuts are loose it will leak inside the trunk liner and show up in the well under the jack. Replaced my gaskets after trying everything else ... problem solved!
Is this the gasket you mean? Part 15 on the diagram.
Yes, Part 15 is the gasket Dracomeister is referring to.
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This most likely:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/465...x/page__st__50
Pressurized air worked wonders for me. I tried everything from Draino to a snake method. Compressed air blown through the drain worked the best.
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/465...x/page__st__50
Pressurized air worked wonders for me. I tried everything from Draino to a snake method. Compressed air blown through the drain worked the best.
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If you have a rear spoiler, check around the mounting bolts for rust. I have an OEM spoiler, the gasket between the spoiler & trunk became brittle and water leaked through the mounting holes. best bet would be to gut the trunk, spray water and, look for rust. Good Luck.
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LOLS2K, Yes, #15 but if you try that route make sure you get the gaskets for your MY, the '00 - '03 are different from the '04 and later and the right and left side are marked to make sure they go on the correct direction (there's some sticky sealing tape on one side).