water in spare tire well after car wash
#1
water in spare tire well after car wash
After I run my car through the touchless car wash which includes an undercarriage high pressure blast, I find water in the spare tire well. Has anyone ever experienced this? If so, where was the water getting in?
I've observed that the carpet is only wet at the bottom which leaves me to believe that the water is getting in from the bottom. I really don't think it's the weather stripping lining the top of our trunks.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've observed that the carpet is only wet at the bottom which leaves me to believe that the water is getting in from the bottom. I really don't think it's the weather stripping lining the top of our trunks.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
#3
ist porsche to enter a car wash
have never thought of taking my p car to a car wash
had no idea people really did this , my wifes cayenne gets that treatment but it,s just a car not a 996tt.
sorry the trunk may have a drain hole in the spair tire bay (rubber seal my be gone ...same with floor well happy new year. buy a new hose and get to know your car wash it
have never thought of taking my p car to a car wash
had no idea people really did this , my wifes cayenne gets that treatment but it,s just a car not a 996tt.
sorry the trunk may have a drain hole in the spair tire bay (rubber seal my be gone ...same with floor well happy new year. buy a new hose and get to know your car wash it
#4
I drive it through the winter and the undercarriage blast is great for washing the salt off. I'll definately stick to hand washes in the summer.
I'll get the car on a hoist and look for any drains with bad seals. Any other suggestions?
I'll get the car on a hoist and look for any drains with bad seals. Any other suggestions?
#5
Remove the spare wheel, tools, then the carpets. You need to do this anyway to dry it up and prevent mold.
Then you can see the steel "tub", and check all (think there is normally 2) rubber plugs at the bottom, and if there's any hole or damage where the water can come in.
Happy New Year and GL!
Then you can see the steel "tub", and check all (think there is normally 2) rubber plugs at the bottom, and if there's any hole or damage where the water can come in.
Happy New Year and GL!
#6
Remove the spare wheel, tools, then the carpets. You need to do this anyway to dry it up and prevent mold.
Then you can see the steel "tub", and check all (think there is normally 2) rubber plugs at the bottom, and if there's any hole or damage where the water can come in.
Happy New Year and GL!
Then you can see the steel "tub", and check all (think there is normally 2) rubber plugs at the bottom, and if there's any hole or damage where the water can come in.
Happy New Year and GL!
Last edited by polar3; 01-01-2011 at 06:59 PM.
#7
maybe you just need to have the bonnet adjusted.. maybe have it adjusted a little tighter so its more snug all around the rubber, does it line up well with the fenders and front bumper?
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