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water leak pools under passenger seat - 2/15/2005 10:26:13 PM

austintitus3

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when it rains, I get a puddle underneath the passenger seat; There is no apparrent leak in the sunroof or windows, I cannot find its source without ripping up the carpet, removing the seat etc; has anyone else been through this? Should I bring it to a body shop or to Mazda? (it is off warranty). It is a 2001 Mazda Millenia

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RE: water leak pools under passenger seat - 2/21/2005 3:35:45 PM

MAZDASERVICE

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OK MY FIRST IMPRESSION IS THE WINDSHIELD OR SUNROOF LEAKING-HAS ETHIER BEEN REPLACED OR WORKED ON?

ALSO,

CHECK TO SEE IF YOUR HEATERCORE IS LEAKING ...IF IT IS.. THATS WHERE THE WATER NORMALLY LEAKS TO.

CHECK AND MAKE SURE THERE ISNT ANY HOLES IN THE FLOOR.

HOPE THIS HELPS

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RE: water leak pools under passenger seat - 4/11/2005 8:47:05 PM

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also make sure your a/c drain is not clogged & leaking inside under evaporator.

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RE: water leak pools under passenger seat - 12/29/2006 12:59:54 PM

Richard

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My 97 Millenia has the same problem, it is like water is running down the B pillar and flooding under the passenger seat and rear seat carpet, same side. Only when it rains. Anybody have ideas? Thank's to all,
Richard.

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