vansdonk
That's not buffing out
I was talking about the condenser unit???
gmctrucks
Full Access Member
The drain plug is a rubber tube on my outer fire wall also maybe it's the heater core that's leaking I sure hope not.
No input, but I have those same Wal-Mart mats. 
buckshot85
HorsePower- if it don't scare ya it aint enough
i had that problem in my old tacoma. it turned out the back side window wasn't quiet closed all the way and water leaked through. i had to buy a new latch. i also know sometimes my grandads does that when the ac runs but it's to cold for ac guess the same could go for the heater 
My Tahoe windshield seal was leaking when I noticed water under there.
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1LOW4X4
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Couple things....the windshield is new and we urethaned the shut out if that thing.
It's only on the drivers side
There's two layers of dynamat under the carpet
The rear glass I have noticed leaks on the drivers side, but the rear floorboard is never wet.
Plus my 86 does it too, with the same floor mats. I never get water in the truck with my feet....
It's only on the drivers side
There's two layers of dynamat under the carpet
The rear glass I have noticed leaks on the drivers side, but the rear floorboard is never wet.
Plus my 86 does it too, with the same floor mats. I never get water in the truck with my feet....
Cool, I am glad it's not a leak. I had to pull up the carpet to dry things out.
nubuilder
Why buy new when you can restore?
I have the same problem only the cab floor is wet under the carpet, but I guess my truck (Silverado) has this as a common problem.
OldCracker29
I've been knocked down drug out and left for dead
I have rubber mats also. I've just not gave it any thought as to dampness below them.
nubuilder
Why buy new when you can restore?
All mats have rubber on them. Factory ones just have carpeting on them with a rubber backing to keep the water from going through. I don't know how fully rubber ones would be any different from how factory ones act.
