Hey Cory, great video! You mention you resealed the cabin air filter box, Is there a video you made of that process? I can see there is a foam seal, and a weather seal, did you just remove the old weather seal and reseal it with Silicone as well?
Thank you! Unfortunately, I didn't create a video of that repair process. I did just what you said though. Remove the old seal and reseal it with silicone. I did that about 8 years ago now and it hasn't leaked since.
What's that box next to the hood cable called under the plenum? I'm having tcm troubles and I think ita coming from the connectors under there but idk what it's called
It houses electrical connectors. It's water tight, but over time that seal will deteriorate and water can seep past it. If you have water on the driver's side floor, then that could be the problem.
I did this but instead of openning the box I just put silicone around it, would you think it will hold ? Didn't want to pull that thing out because it's a 1998 car probably cleaned for the first time and I was digging dirt from the inside. It took me 4 hours to clean it lol.
Yes, it did stop the leak and hasn't leaked since. I did have the same leak that you have and I fixed that one as well. You need to remove the cabin air filter box and clean the area up really good, then use the silicone to seal it up when reinstalling. Unfortunately, I didn't create a video on that one.
You'll need to remove the door panel first. I have a video on how to do that ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--XsRUF7TyeM.html Then, you will be able to pop the switch out from the back.
Oh no. Water leaks are the worst because it's tough to pinpoint where it's coming from. Try to position yourself to look up under the dash. Where is the water pooling at?
