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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Wooosh on 12 June 2012, 14:50
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I've noticed the past week that my mk4 front passenger side floorwell seems to be wet? Anyone have an idea what could be causing this or experienced this problem thereself :undecided:
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Have you got a sunroof?
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=88604.0 :drool:
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=88604.0 :drool:
That is one possible reason for it...
Could be the sunroof though!? :wink:
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=88604.0 :drool:
That is one possible reason for it...
Could be the sunroof though!? :wink:
Wouldnt the roof liner be wet in that case? I dont know i dont have a sunroof :cry:
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Nope, it's all to do with the drainage holes which go down the A pillar :smiley:
With the sun roof all the way open you will find the front drain holes in the corners. Give the holes a prod to try and cleen them up. If you open the front doors you will find a black ruber gromit inbetween the two hinges that sticks out. If you play with this by open you will probably get a lot of crud fall out of it. If you have a air line it would be good to blow down the drin hole and try and keep the ruber gromits open to pust the rubish out. Hope that helps :)
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Nope, it's all to do with the drainage holes which go down the A pillar :smiley:
With the sun roof all the way open you will find the front drain holes in the corners. Give the holes a prod to try and cleen them up. If you open the front doors you will find a black ruber gromit inbetween the two hinges that sticks out. If you play with this by open you will probably get a lot of crud fall out of it. If you have a air line it would be good to blow down the drin hole and try and keep the ruber gromits open to pust the rubish out. Hope that helps :)
ooooooooo ill keep it zipped then :lipsrsealed:
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Ye mate mk4 3door with a sunroof? Have you had the same problem its annoying me now :grin:
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Ye mate mk4 3door with a sunroof? Have you had the same problem its annoying me now :grin:
Could still be the pollen filter cover tho! that would be my first check as its easier
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Thanks for information will try check when i get home if its not still raining! The symptons sound the same everytime i go out it looks asif ive been dogging :grin:
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Ye mate mk4 3door with a sunroof? Have you had the same problem its annoying me now :grin:
Yeh, although I never had puddles :laugh:
I only noticed that the foam beneath my carpets were soggy when I ripped out all the cream carpet to replace it with black!! That's when I read up about the sunroof. Sure enough, there was loads of crap stuck in the nipple/grommet thing (that is located near the hinge on your front doors) be careful not to disconnect the rubber nipple from the drainage pipe, it's a PITA to re-attach!!!! :lipsrsealed:
Tip: Use some garden twine or wire and feed it down the drainage pipes to clear them! :wink:
Any problems, message me on here :smiley:
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This is probably the rubber nipples on the inside of the door, near the door hinges. The water drains out of these from the drain holes in the corners of the sunroof.
The nipples can get clogged and need to be squeezed and cleaned so that water runs out of them.
Easiest way to check is openthe sunroof all the way and using a jug slowly poor some water down each of the srain holes. If no water comes out and it backs up in the sunroof you know you have a blockage.
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mine leak via the pollen filter. all dry now
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i have a leak, i then looked under the car one day when it was on a ramp to find a 3 inch gash under the rear passenger side seat.....
previous owner must have hit a rock or something..
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i have a leak, i then looked under the car one day when it was on a ramp to find a 3 inch gash under the rear passenger side seat.....
previous owner must have hit a rock or something..
Pipework for the toilet they had in it previously?! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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nothing like going on the go :laugh: :laugh:
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(http://i1092.photobucket.com/albums/i408/rioracer/e6a5a652.jpg)
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:grin: :laugh:
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i have a leak, i then looked under the car one day when it was on a ramp to find a 3 inch gash under the rear passenger side seat.....
previous owner must have hit a rock or something..
Pipework for the toilet they had in it previously?! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Who does toilet conversions? I want 1 :grin:
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i have a leak, i then looked under the car one day when it was on a ramp to find a 3 inch gash under the rear passenger side seat.....
previous owner must have hit a rock or something..
Pipework for the toilet they had in it previously?! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Who does toilet conversions? I want 1 :grin:
Kill two birds with one stone...
1) Have a cheeky crap on a long journey, or when you're stuck in traffic,
2) Get rid of the puddle building up in your footwell!
Win win!! :cool: :cool:
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i have a leak, i then looked under the car one day when it was on a ramp to find a 3 inch gash under the rear passenger side seat.....
previous owner must have hit a rock or something..
Pipework for the toilet they had in it previously?! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Who does toilet conversions? I want 1 :grin:
Kill two birds with one stone...
1) Have a cheeky crap on a long journey, or when you're stuck in traffic,
2) Get rid of the puddle building up in your footwell!
Win win!! :cool: :cool:
3)makes the car lighter :D
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i have a leak, i then looked under the car one day when it was on a ramp to find a 3 inch gash under the rear passenger side seat.....
previous owner must have hit a rock or something..
Pipework for the toilet they had in it previously?! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Who does toilet conversions? I want 1 :grin:
Kill two birds with one stone...
1) Have a cheeky crap on a long journey, or when you're stuck in traffic,
2) Get rid of the puddle building up in your footwell!
Win win!! :cool: :cool:
3)makes the car lighter :D
Which in turn, would make the car faster! :laugh:
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Somehow the rubber grommet that connects the hosing had fell out? :huh: Went down local scrapyard yesterday out of 3 scrapyards only 1 mk4 with a sunroof :grin: so fingers crossed the leaks fixed, helpful info thanks everyone.
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I found that grommet to be a right biatch reattaching it to the drainage tube! :lipsrsealed: Without it attached though, yeh, the water would just run straight down into your footwell!
What I did, to ensure I didn't still have a leak, was to wedge a load of kitchen roll beneath the tube and the grommet. Check in a days time..., if the kitchen roll is bone dry, then hey presto! :wink:
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Ye i know was just soaking my carpet everytime it rained nightmare! Sorted now so gota keep an eye they dont go missing again :grin:
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Glad it's all sorted now mate :afro:
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Cheers mate :cool: