Passenger floor board water I know, I know! (1 Viewer)

[LandoNick]

Ok I have had water in the passenger floorboard for a while now, The windshield has been replaced with a new Toyota gasket. I have re seam sealed behind the fender. I know where the water is coming in but from inside the kick panel it is very difficult to get to. So I wondered if I missed a seam from the outside. The seam is right above the insulation from the fire wall.

 

[micruz60]

Try checking the seam at the top of the A-pillar, there are three separate body panels joining there. Also, is the seam sealer in the A-pillar drip channel solid / not cracked?

 

[Michael Hanson]

Hi, Have you done the rain gutters ?

 

[LandoNick]

Try checking the seam at the top of the A-pillar, there are three separate body panels joining there. Also, is the seam sealer in the A-pillar drip channel solid / not cracked?

So I don’t have any water running down the “A” pillar, it seams solid?

 

[LandoNick]

Hi, Have you done the rain gutters ?

The rain gutters have been done.

 

[Michael Hanson]

Have you done inside the cowl?

 

[LandoNick]

Have you done inside the cowl?

No I have not. I don't even know how you would do that? remove the dash?

 

[TexasLandCruiser]

Bulkhead plug water moving through but being carried to other weird places? I had a stream of water and it was a damn foot or so from the crime scene

 

[LandoNick]

Bulkhead plug water moving through but being carried to other weird places? I had a stream of water and it was a damn foot or so from the crime scene

It get s wet when raining and when still so I don't think its moving from anywhere. I just don't know how that seem is getting outside water.

 

[86aggie]

I have water that comes down the black 'rubber' topped insulation on the firewall, as well as thru the AC blower housing. Based on other threads, I believe that the 'stovepipe' above the blower, that sits in the cowl, with a mesh screen on top, is leaking at the base, where it meets the bottom surface of the cowl space - as opposed to the top surface which has the slots and wiper shafts penetrating. I have been considering getting one of those ~$100-150 scopes that I could insert thru the wiper motor opening, to inspect that joint around the perimeter of the stovepipe. Then I have to figure out how to get in there to patch, short of cutting it open...

It leaks in heavy rain, as well as going thru the car wash - but not until the blowers hit the hood/cowl, pushing soapy water on to the floor board. You should pull the large black plastic plug in the picture out - I found rust on the sheet metal that is behind that and treated it.

 

[TexasLandCruiser]

I have water that comes down the black 'rubber' topped insulation on the firewall, as well as thru the AC blower housing. Based on other threads, I believe that the 'stovepipe' above the blower, that sits in the cowl, with a mesh screen on top, is leaking at the base, where it meets the bottom surface of the cowl space - as opposed to the top surface which has the slots and wiper shafts penetrating. I have been considering getting one of those ~$100-150 scopes that I could insert thru the wiper motor opening, to inspect that joint around the perimeter of the stovepipe. Then I have to figure out how to get in there to patch, short of cutting it open...

It leaks in heavy rain, as well as going thru the car wash - but not until the blowers hit the hood/cowl, pushing soapy water on to the floor board. You should pull the large black plastic plug in the picture out - I found rust on the sheet metal that is behind that and treated it.

I just did that recent

 

[TexasLandCruiser]

Ok I have had water in the passenger floorboard for a while now, The windshield has been replaced with a new Toyota gasket. I have re seam sealed behind the fender. I know where the water is coming in but from inside the kick panel it is very difficult to get to. So I wondered if I missed a seam from the outside. The seam is right above the insulation from the fire wall.

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My slider windows leak and trying to find the leak took water hose and flooded the hell out of them to identify. Controlled way to check different areas to isolate issue

 

[86aggie]

I believe the culprit in my case is on top of the raised section, in the left center of the first photo - the 'stovepipe' sits on top of that, with a mesh screen over the top of the stovepipe.

 

[dbbowen]

Every toyota ive ever owned from the 80s has leaked water when the cowl got clogged up with leaves and junk in the area @wester11 posted

 

[LandoNick]

Every toyota ive ever owned from the 80s has leaked water when the cowl got clogged up with leaves and junk in the area @wester11 posted

last year I cleaned all that out and installed new wiper linkage. and still leaked

 

[TexasLandCruiser]

Post a pic from inside the cowl. Pop the drivers side access in engine bay and stick your camera inside. Curious the condition of that area. Can’t see much from your outside looking in. I see you sealed the side of the cowl though

 

[SteveH]

The windshield has been replaced with a new Toyota gasket.

Did you (or the installer) follow the FSM and caulk the gasket-to-body and gasket-to-glass interfaces? No glass installer will just 'do this' - they have to be prompted/coached.

 

[LandoNick]

The windshield has been replaced with a new Toyota gasket.

Did you (or the installer) follow the FSM and caulk the gasket-to-body and gasket-to-glass interfaces? No glass installer will just 'do this' - they have to be prompted/coached.

I told them to follow fsm on the install. I had some rust around the windshield frame fixed that then they installed the windshield.

I have run a hose over multiple spots on the windshield and no water came in

 

[TexasLandCruiser]

Perhaps May need to strip back your sealant you did and test that area again with a hose to exaggerate the leak. Or drip rail down the pillar coming out there. Idk

 

[LandoNick]

Is this the same seam as the one inside?