Driver's floorboard water damp area

[TXSunDevil]

Last month I noticed a wet dog smell in my vehicle. Under my Weather Tech floor mat on the driver's side it was damp and wet. I removed the mat and let it dry out. I kept checking and it was still dry. Tropical Storm Alberto brushed us today. When I get home I put my hand under the mat and it was damp again. I did some checking on here and found it could be a leaking windshield. I found a helpful remark that suggested pressurizing the vehicle and using soap. I sprayed the windshield and this is what I found.

I have had this windshield replaced twice. My side piece is missing, I tried to show it in the last photo. I can see the rivets, the other side that is also leaking has an insert. Where do I go from here, obviously both sides have air coming out. I am only getting water on the driver's side. Should I start with the side piece and keep checking or does the windshield need to come out? Any insight would be appreciated

 

[Rhetoric]

You could try just the trim and rivets but would you even trust the windshield itself was done correctly at this juncture?

Thats a funky placement for the sat radio antenna. How did they fish that into the cabin?

 

[TXSunDevil]

I ran it into the firewall through a grommet

 

[Rhetoric]

I ran it into the firewall through a grommet

Phwew. If you know the path is water tight then thats one less thing to worry about.

 

[TXSunDevil]

I had the last windshield installed 5 years ago and it just now became a problem. I have been through many snow and rain storms in those 5 years.

 

[kbfj621989]

I would also check your sunroof drains. It would be an easy check before tearing into the windshield. I had similar wetness also with replacement windshield by previous owner. Found the drain hole pluged with debris/pollen. Cleaned it out, dry as a bone. My sunroof doesn’t work so I had to remove 4 nuts to remove the glass to access the front drain holes.

 

[TXSunDevil]

I can open my sunroof so that sounds like it should be easy to check.

 

[Patron100LC]

Can you explain the process you used to get these beautiful bubbles? Got same issue for a long time and never got good results pinpointing a leak.

How did you pressurize the cabin and what soap did you use? Thanks.

 

[Trunk Monkey]

Dish soap in water and an air compressor on the inside blowing along the edge of the windshield. You don't (well, I didn't) actual positive pressurize the whole truck.

 

[TXSunDevil]

I saw an old post from @Trunk Monkey I just put the AC system on vent not recirculate and turned the blower on high. I used dish soap/water in a spray bottle and hit the seams including the roof.