So I went to class today and got out of my car, and realized the bottom of my backpack was wet. I found out that the floor on the passenger-side of was soaked! I don't know what's causing it cause I dryed it all up this afternoon and it was wet again tonight. Not only that but part of my windshield was fogged up on the inside tonight when I got in it.
I'm thinking it might be the ac vents or something but that's just a guess.
Any ideas
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Mine used to do that in the trunk whenever it rained. But I took it to a shop and they said that there is a air vent on the top of the hatch that was turned, so water can get in from the outside. They fixed it and I havent had a problem since. Do you know if there is any vents like that in the front? If there is that could be the problem. Hope this never confused you
during the one really bad rainstorm here i was driving and went thru a huge puddle and later on that night i thought i heard dripping water so i looked under my dash and sure enough it was dripping water don't know from where but i smelle it and was jsut watered carpet dried up and it was fine a few days later
but sounds like the same thing i had (water/foggy inside window)
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or the weather stripping on the side window. You didn't say if it was raining or not? Mine used to get wet on the driver side, and I had to have the door adjusted to seal tight against the window weathstripping. If its not raining, i would agree with the a/c vent answer.
I had that same problem. I bought it to the Toyota dealer and they said that the AC drain hose was clogged with debree. If your car is still under warranty they will take care of it. They just cleared out the drain and put in Frigi Fresh.
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