Water Leak
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Water Leak
You might want to remove the back seat to see if there is water under the seat. Look in the trunk as well for signs of water.
Inspect seals that are easily accessible.
You may want to have someone in the car while an assistant puts a hose on different sections of the car to begin tracking down the source. It sounds like a lot of water is getting into the car.
Inspect seals that are easily accessible.
You may want to have someone in the car while an assistant puts a hose on different sections of the car to begin tracking down the source. It sounds like a lot of water is getting into the car.
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I moved your post to create a new thread. What year accord do you have? Does your car have a sunroof?
You really need to find the leak to fix it. I'd check the trunk to see if the back of the seats are wet or if water is also getting into the trunk.
You really need to find the leak to fix it. I'd check the trunk to see if the back of the seats are wet or if water is also getting into the trunk.
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The weird part is that the spot leaks but there is no sign of where it comes from.
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It has to be coming from higher than the rear seats. I'd suspect the rear glass, the trunk, or possibly the roof seals where the water would run down to the back seat and not the floor.
An assistant and a garden hose may help you find the source. You can also remove components in the back and spray the area with athlete's foot powder, then look for a water path to narrow down the leak. Lining with newspaper is another route.
An assistant and a garden hose may help you find the source. You can also remove components in the back and spray the area with athlete's foot powder, then look for a water path to narrow down the leak. Lining with newspaper is another route.
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