The water entering the passenger compartment may indicate a number of defects:
1. Billed drain holes
Any body of a car has drainage holes for discharge of water. If these holes are lost, water has nowhere to go, and it can get into the salon. Due to this, the salon can display water services and become wet carpeting and the location of drainage holes can be seen in the instructions for use to the car.
2. Contravention of body geometry due to poor repair after crash
The outside geometry of the body and poorly-adjusted panels can also cause moisture from the street into the passenger compartment.
3. Problems with drain in the air conditioning system
If in the passenger compartment (usually in the front passenger's feet) water or moist spots appear in hot weather, this means that the drainage of the air conditioner, which is to be taken out into the street, enters the passenger compartment. Most likely, the tether anchorage from the venturi is to be put in place.
4. Characteristics of the construction of the body
Often the salon can reach the antenna in the roof (requires an additional sealant), through the seal of the roof (seal to be replaced), through the non-tightly adjacent frame of the doors (this problem is solved by "bending" the frame of the door) or through the holes for securing the boot on the roof.
The water in the passenger compartment can flow through a complex trajectory, so if it appears at the front of the passenger compartment, there is a possibility that it falls through the rear. Sometimes, in order to solve the problem, you need to remove a lot of cabin covers and "trace" the location of water from the traces of moisture that it has left.
