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I have a 2002 Honda Civic LX. She runs well, even at her advanced age with 168k miles. Recently I’ve had an issue. After rain, the driver side floorboard is very wet. I tried a windshield cover on the theory that it could be a leak around the windshield. I’m running out of ideas. The area under the seat is dry and the area near the steering is also dry. The area around the doorways and window are dry.
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I have a 2002 Honda Civic LX. She runs well, even at her advanced age with 168k miles. Recently I’ve had an issue. After rain, the driver side floorboard is very wet. I tried a windshield cover on the theory that it could be a leak around the windshield. I’m running out of ideas. The area under the seat is dry and the area near the steering is also dry. The area around the doorways and window are dry.
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I have a 2002 Honda Civic LX. She runs well, even at her advanced age with 168k miles. Recently I’ve had an issue. After rain, the driver side floorboard is very wet. I tried a windshield cover on the theory that it could be a leak around the windshield. I’m running out of ideas. The area under the seat is dry and the area near the steering is also dry. The area around the doorways and window are dry.
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Just this week actually. They cleaned the area under the windshield out as it was clogged with debris. Then, due to an accident while doing so they had to replace the windshield. So it was either the debris clogging the drainage or the windshield, either way it’s dry now.
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Just this week actually. They cleaned the area under the windshield out as it was clogged with debris. Then, due to an accident while doing so they had to replace the windshield. So it was either the debris clogging the drainage or the windshield, either way it’s dry now.
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