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hey guys, i have a 2004 honda civic coupe. and the other day i found 3 inches of water in my spare tire well.. just wanted to know if anyone else has this delemma. you should tend to it as fast as possible.
lemmie know if others have the problem.
thx
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no problems here, I have the exact same car. I am concerned about the same thing myself, especially since most of the work I do to my car is in the trunk, and I've never had an issue. Still got warranty?
2001 civic sedan, i dont wanna be cleaning my trunk every time i got out, so help me out!
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2001 Honda Civic EX
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im from so cal and my trunk also takes in water. I tried to find where it comes from but can't figure it out. no carpet wet or n e thing....i got tired of it so i drilled a small hole near the trunk latch so all the water can drain...and it did the trick...pretty sure water still gets in but no more water n e more when i check after every rain period.
heres something to check. my trunk started leaking recently for no reason, out of nowhere. i hadnt been in an accident, my weatherstripping around the trunk looked perfect, i had no idea what could cause it. so i lower the trunk latch to try and create a tighter seal. no luck, the trunk still flooded. so i went exploring, and found this. its the trunk air vent. the picture is of my new air vent, i threw away the old one. bascially, theres 4 clips that hold it in place. on my old one, the top two clips were broken and it did not seal properly. it had sand all over it, and the area around it was wet so im betting this is what caused it for me, the guys at honda agreed when i showed them my old one that i was replacing. its right next to the fuel door, and is very easy to replace. push it out towards the outside of the car, push it down and it will fall below onto the ground. push the other one up the same way it went down, and youre set. oh yeah, i have an '03 ex coupe.
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