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Water leak passenger side carpet wet. 2020 St.
- Thread starter Dough
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So I did find the Battery cover not snapped in, snapped it in and added water and mine's still leaking. Inspected the windshield bottom edge and found that the factory seal was separated from the windshield by a 1/4 inch, even see debris inside the gap. Gonna clean it as best I can and try just sealing it. Next step would be to have glass shop pull the windshield, clean the edge, and reseat. (Out of warranty already).
I think this might have been my problem too. However, I can't seem to get the two cowl pieces to connect tightly together - the passenger side and the driver side pieces. Though they both seem to snap into the windshield. I'm hoping that's good enough to prevent interior leaks and water will fall in between the two cowl pieces and drain through the engine compartment...
My 2020 Explorer ST also was flooding in the front driver and passenger sides, the driver side had 2" of water after a heavy rain. under the dash on the left driver and right passenger side there are 2 firewall gromets with drain tubes connected from the windshield cowl, the one on the driver side is just above the dead pedal and if you have big feet like me you can knock this out without knowing until it rains. was an easy fix to get it back in and connected. I don't know what the Ford engineers were thinking or not but this is the most idiotic design I have ever seen. Why would they run a drain tube inside the cabin and not in the fender well.
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My 2020 ExST just started flooding on the passenger side. We just started getting rain in CA and last week I noticed the glovebox full of water. This week the glovebox and passenger floor have water pooling and I noticed last night it was coming down the pillar on the passenger side as well. I'm assuming this is the drain line being clogged but how do I get to it or what does it look like? I threw a tarp over it last night which seemed to help but now it's sitting out in the rain at work.
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Had a similar problem with my '22 ST. I think I have tracked it down to the rubber relief bladder mounted behind the driver side wheel well lining, on the engine side of the firewall, below the engine bay fuse box. On the liner, removed a pop pin, a small retaining screw, a nut-washer in order to deform and lift up the cloth-like lining to expose the small rubber bladder. Pulled bladder out and cleaned out LEAVES and popped it back in. I imagine that under heavy rain conditions the blocked bladder was unable to service the volume. I also ran a weedwacker nylon line down the drain line from the front driver side corner of the sunroof channel. Tested, clean flow now.
TWO notes. 1) I'm going to check out passenger side soon as I imagine that might be a future problem.
2) In both corners of the window cowl/wiper area, both drain to the outer edge where there is a gap that leaves can also accumulate and fall into the drain area with the bladder. Bad design!
TWO notes. 1) I'm going to check out passenger side soon as I imagine that might be a future problem.
2) In both corners of the window cowl/wiper area, both drain to the outer edge where there is a gap that leaves can also accumulate and fall into the drain area with the bladder. Bad design!
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