Mr RX 330 Posted October 27, 2010 Posted October 27, 2010 This sucks. Car's been smelling of wet boots, finally realized the floors were soaking wet. I think I've traced the source to somewhere under the rear passenger seat, passenger side.. directly underneath the seat area, near what seems to be either the front of the rear wheel well, or the rear door frame. Any ideas where it's coming in from and how can I stop it? I'm afraid I'm going to have to tear out the whole rear interior to dry up all the water. F***!!
RX in NC Posted October 28, 2010 Posted October 28, 2010 This type of leak is usually traced to a clogged moonroof drain line. Over the years, the lines get clogged with dirt and debris. The rainwater usually winds up inside the vehicle underneath the floor mats. There are four drain lines. Blow them all out with compressed air and make certain they are all still properly attached to the drain nozzles just underneath the moonroof. Dealers are well aware of this issue, and so are most upscale body shops. Sometimes dealers will do it for free if you have a good relationship with them....
Mr RX 330 Posted October 29, 2010 Author Posted October 29, 2010 Thanks for the reply. I'm going to take it in tomorrow to see if they can find the culprit.. hopefully it is the drains clogged. How can I check the hoses are still attached though? Would I need to remove the headliner? Meanwhile, the carpeting is pretty screwed. Anyone know of somewhere that sells replacement carpeting? I've searched quite a bit but can't find anything.
Chuckinca Posted July 3 Posted July 3 So we have same issue 2010 Rx350 back seat carpet is totally wet and very warm. We just ran the AC for 5 hours in very hot weather in CA. Back passenger really wet, back driver wet but less so, front passenger wet and driver front bone dry. This sounds like a blocked condenser condensation as everyone mentioned. Is there an easy side under the car fix? We aren’t fix it car people.
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