looks like my golf has a leak, after the heavy rain on friday the passenger footwell was 2" deep in water. Today in the rain I sat in the car a watched for any leaks, water began to drip then run down from behind the heater box. Is there a drain hole on the scuttle that I should be looking for to unblock?
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The water should drain out of both sides of the scuttle panel (aussies call it a raintray) check its not full of leaves and crap.
Also I dont think you car has the plastic cover to divert rain, so check the middle of the rain tray under the bonnet vents for missing grommets and rusty holes.sigpic Camden GTI Performance. VW / AUDI Specialists
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I had the same problem a little while ago.
Do you have the Plastic tray that fits along the back of the engine bay????
Mine was water actually finding its way into the heater pick up. Generaly when i was parked pointing up hill it would drip water out the bottom of the heater. I made up a cover out of an old oil container with a large slot in one side and put it over the heater inlet with slot facing back ( to let air in still).
seems to have worked fine ( so far) lol.Cheers, Benny
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make a custom rain tray cover i have 100 % amazing and check all your doors and use teflon tape to cover leaks on edges its a huge VW mk2 issue dont worry i havnt had carpet for a year now whilst i re do and suss every leakLast edited by tommymac; 09-12-2007, 06:53 PM.90 GTI Mk2 1.8t soon to be with GT28rs
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well im not sure about the boot? perhaps through where the lights meet the body, due to detiriorated seals?? with the front foot well, ive siliconed up all holes in the rain tray and fixed all cracks in the plastic cover, and now no more leaky leaky!so happy cuz i can put ma carpet back in! lol (ma gurl hates it; get in, sit down, shut up n hold on)
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Yeah Loon Scuttle mate good onya ( felling Nostalgic)
Hows ya break??? cant help yourself mate hey
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