Water Sloshing.

[MrWhiplash]

Hey guys,

Over the past month or so my wife and I can hear water sloshing at the rear end of our cruiser. If you take sharper turns you hear water sloshing from one side to the other. I sat in the back of the cruiser while my wife drove and it sounds like its underneath the floor towards the last 10 inches or so in the back. I checked the carpet and it isn't wet, no signs of water anywhere. I sealed the third brake light almost a year ago so I'm scratching my head on where this is coming from. I've seen whispers of things like a/c or drain plugs, but I'm curious to see what everyone here would suggest where the problem could be.

 

[RedesKat]

I remember once a car doing the same, half of the door had filled up with water because the drainage holes down the bottom were blocked. Try shake each door to replicate the sound potentially that might be the cause

 

[MrWhiplash]

I remember once a car doing the same, half of the door had filled up with water because the drainage holes down the bottom were blocked. Try shake each door to replicate the sound potentially that might be the cause

I will definitely go try that. Thanks!

 

[Spike555]

Check your sunroof drains in the rocker panels. There are slit’s in the inch weld, they get full of dirt and the water will not drain.
Eventually it will rust your rocker panels from the inside out.

 

[MrWhiplash]

Check your sunroof drains in the rocker panels. There are slit’s in the inch weld, they get full of dirt and the water will not drain.
Eventually it will rust your rocker panels from the inside out.

got a pic or diagram of the location? I was just rolling around looking underneath and I didn't see anything.

 

[Spike555]

got a pic or diagram of the location? I was just rolling around looking underneath and I didn't see anything.

Not at the moment. They are hard to find. Once you find them you still can’t see them.
What you need to do is look where the two half’s come together at the very bottom of the rocker. Then look for the rectangular opening. There are 4 or 6, I do not remember. They are the size of a zip tie, so not very big.