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I have the same problem too. But I don't think the trunk air vent is the only place it's coming from for me. The water is also coming from the seals like right above my wheel well on the left side of the trunk. so it just trickles in, but that trickle turns into a puddle in my trunk after a heavy down pour. I'm thinking the space that the water comes through may have gotten bigger over sometime because of the sometime freezing temperatures here in washington state. so, I'm either going to getting sealant or caulk and do it myself or go into honda. What to do you all reccommend I do?
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2001 Civic EX Coupe Satin Silver Auto
2001 Civic EX Coupe Nighthawk Black Manual
mine was leaking from the seal on the back window from the inside near on of the defroster plugs. it melted the rubber or something. and just sealed back up. just like new. just with a bunch of clear sealant there. lol
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2001 Civic EX Coupe Satin Silver Auto
2001 Civic EX Coupe Nighthawk Black Manual
I had the same problem but it came from the alarm installer using a drill bit too big for the trunk diode and it got in around the diode itself. They replaced the diode and it's been fine ever since.
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i was at work and decided to get in the trunk with a flash light and have a co-worker run a hose on the sides/top/and bottom of the car..
it was coming from the tail light pins(particularly the front one's)
you have to take off the side carpet and look...
but running the hose on the side of the tail light and looking inside.
you can see the water trickling in, plus if you touch it or move the pin it wil pour in. so find it and caulk the hell out of it.
but me... i got tired of the honda and trade in my lease 2.5 years early with no fee, for a 2006 VW jetta 2.0 T FSI.
ajnd holy crap...its super fast..
plus, its built like a tank.
hope my advise helps out....
later
major mal
i have the same problem i am here in vancouver too.
check the gas cap wire water sometimes water can get in from there. if it's not the wire, check the drain plug, some ppl told me every car has a drain plug in the trunk area but i still haven't found it.
