Reply to "Water on driver's side floorboard"

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well, if it is only the drivers side and only the front floor boards, then there are a couple of spots I can think of. One is the front metal bulkhead crossmember at in front of the pedals. Water can easily enter the front of the car in the wheel wells where the suspension a nd steering come through to the tire. Another, and I don't know if you have this, is the area under the pedals. If it is a stock VW pedal assy, then the assy os bolted to the center tunnel, but there might be a pedal stop bolted or riveted to the floor. This prevents the pedals from falling towards your on their return to upright position. Lastly is the tunnel itself. You can see all of the littel screws throught the metal and the floorboard. If it was here though I would think you would see some leakage to the other footwell.

Just my thoughts.

Mike

2/6/044:16 PM

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