water leakage
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08-27-02, 06:52 AM
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water leakage
I have a 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager minivan that appears to have sprung a leak. Every time it rains, water leaks into the passenger side of the van from behind the glove compartment. I can assume that the water is collecting front windshield runoff and drains into the van. I have poked my head under the glove compartment, but cannot determine the source of the leak. Anyone familiar with such a problem and any suggestions?
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08-27-02, 06:54 AM
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It may be the seal that the windshield sits in. You might check alldata.com for known bulletins and troubles in this area.
If you find a related bulletin, have the dealer print it out for you so you can see the fix. I suggest you have a competent glass shop or the dealer do the repair however. The glass is an important part of the crash system of the vehicle and shouldn't be compromised.
If you find a related bulletin, have the dealer print it out for you so you can see the fix. I suggest you have a competent glass shop or the dealer do the repair however. The glass is an important part of the crash system of the vehicle and shouldn't be compromised.
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08-27-02, 07:01 AM
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I just checked alldata.com, and they didn't have anything for a 96 Plymouth Grand Voyager.
I'll check with my local body shop for a reference for a glass repair shop.
Thanks.
I'll check with my local body shop for a reference for a glass repair shop.
Thanks.
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09-02-02, 03:58 PM
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Become one with under dash areas while someone soaks outside of car with water hose. Wiring harness's etc that penetrate fire wall are all subject to leak water inside car.
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