Honda01

...no luck with a search...

My floor is getting wet, and I don't know why. Can't see a leak as is, so i'm going to lift the drivers side carpet (wet only here), see what I can see, and clean up anything the water ruined!

...HOW THE HELL do i get this up! hah.
I can remove the bolt, but how do I get the plastic 'screw-thingy' out from the foot-rest next to the clutch?

Any tips tricks for how i pull up the carpet from the pedals to the start of the drivers seat?
Do I need to remove the center consol and trim??

Thanks

01HonderCivic

iTrader: (7)

Well you're in luck, as I just had everything apart today to find out how to do this (My carpet is wore through under the pedals)

From what I could gauge, You need to remove the rear seats (Really only the bottom is necessary, but I couldn't find the one bolt holding the seat bottom down so I just took the seat backs off, not hard), the center console, the side door moldings, and the footrest on the driver's side, and obviously both front seats. The bottom bolt on the footrest is easy to undo, but the top one... I didn't have time to figure out how to do it. It almost looked like a pushpin type thing, but I'm not sure.

diskreet

iTrader: (1)

If you are getting water leaking in on the drivers side its probably from 1 of 3 places:
1. You have an actual hole in the floor under the carpet and its coming up.
2. You have a hole in the firewall and water is getting through
3. Your door isnt sealing properly, or a piece around the fenders isn't blocking the water

Rudy

The dead pedal is just held down with a plastic nut.

The carpet has a thin strip that connects the driver and passenger sides in front of the console. To completely pull it back, you remove the center cosole and cut the front most strip. Doesn't seem right, but that's the only way to get it out and what the shop manual says to do. I've done it and it is fine when you re-install.

Honda01

See - but I have water there even when it doen't rain... mind you i do have rubber all-season mats there, so it's hard to evaporate - but i removed them and left it overnight and still some water.

It's ONLY on my drivers side from what I can see - do I need to remove the seats still (or at least those other than the drivers seat?

What's this strip you speak of... any pictures or diagrams would be really helpful - i don't want to go hacking at my carpet! :P

The plastic trim around the bottom of the door jamb - does it just pop up, or do i need to unscrew stuff, or remove anything?

Thanks guys!!!

Rudy

Only sources I can think of are rain or condensation from the AC. How much water is there? You really have to find the source, which removing the carpet might make easier.

You'll know what the strip is after you remove the trim and center console. It is the front-most part of the carpet. You'll be able to see how the trim comes apart when you look at it. There are plastic clips.

Jeff

iTrader: (4)

had the same problem. Mine was the fog light wire under the dash on the left side.( behinde the finder). Took like a week to get all the water out .