Water in Passenger footwell

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So I’ve been running a lot of electrical wires through the PS firewall grommet. And once done the plan is to put some silicone or liquid tape and tape that sealed the best I can.

Recently with the rain in CA I parked my car in an inclined driveway over night and found a puddle in the floor mats this AM.

I checked the area…grommet has some drops on and I think some rain is getting in and dropping on the wires and the water is just traveling down the wire into the grommet.

But I also spied this little vent that had a pool of water around it. Anyone know where this goes? The tic tac toe looking vent in the left side. Seems to go behind the firewall to behind the fender. I didn’t get to poke around much cuz I’m at work but annoying. And I want to nip this in the bud before it causes any corrosion.

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Do a search - this is a common issue, with plenty of existing threads going over it. Most likely clogged sunroof drains.
 
I’ll bet it’s your windshield cowl, there’s a couple comprehensive threads around, “leak” I think is one of them.

Self plug, I have a brand new cowl for sale locally to you….
 
Just one of the endless little gremlins to chase!

OP Handle it ASAP, this is not something to take lightly.
 
I’ll bet it’s your windshield cowl, there’s a couple comprehensive threads around, “leak” I think is one of them.

This, especially because OP parked on an incline, which seems to exacerbate the issue.
 
This, especially because OP parked on an incline, which seems to exacerbate the issue.
In my instance it didn’t matter how I parked…

I went full nuclear option and placed a plastic guard over the air intake. (After I figured out the LC cowl doesn’t fit the LX). 100% fixed with dry floors now.

Also, brand new LC cowl still available in SoCal…
 

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