-87 240 GL Taking water inside cabin

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Hi!
Does anyone know where water can enter my -87 Volvo 240 GL Injections front
footwells? It took water in to the right (passenger) side footwell, and it
was fixed at my local repair shop (costly), they blamed a missing rubber
plug. Now it has started taking water in to the left side footwell also.
After a heavy rain shower the front carpet is completely wet. The water
seems to come in somewhere behind the dashboard. I sprayed water to the left
side air intake grille at the bottom of the windscreen (outside the car..),
and it seemed to be that water which was entering the cabin. Please help me
until the darn machine rots completely away!
 
Does anyone know where water can enter my -87 Volvo 240 GL Injections
front
footwells? It took water in to the right (passenger) side footwell, and it
was fixed at my local repair shop (costly), they blamed a missing rubber
plug. Now it has started taking water in to the left side footwell also.
After a heavy rain shower the front carpet is completely wet. The water
seems to come in somewhere behind the dashboard. I sprayed water to the left
side air intake grille at the bottom of the windscreen (outside the car..),
and it seemed to be that water which was entering the cabin. Please help me
until the darn machine rots completely away!

Ihave had almost the same problem with my 245. It was the drain canals from
the vent intakes that was plugged with years of fallen leaves etc. If You
have side turn signals on the front wings, You should remove these and blow
with compressed air into the openings in the inner body panel. You might
also need to have a stiff wire (or the like) to loosen all the dirt while
blowing...
If You don't have turn signals, You probably need to remove the front wings
completely :o/

Good luck, and let us know if it works for You

Rgds,
Lars Vestman - Denmark
http://www.vestman.subnet.dk/_516019.html - my Volvo ;o)
 
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