Front and passenger floor wet after rain !!!

[Corolla_2K10]

It was raining a lot over here in Ohio last week, and I just noticed it over the weekend that both front floor mats were wet, and I looked underneath them, the floors were soaked. What could be wrong here? Why were my floors wet? I did not leave my windows down lol of course. Even though it rained a lot, but sporadically, it wasn't flooded or anything.

[Jdm_Ego]

Door seals maybe ? other then that i cannot think of any other way water can get in your interior.

[SuperchargedMR2]

Have you had your windshield replaced? If it was installed wrong that would do it.

[blb]

It's most likely a clogged condensate drain tube for your air conditioner.

There is a pan under your a/c evaperator (under the dash) that collects the condensate as it drips off of the cold evaperator coil whan your a/c is in operation. If the condensate drain gets clogged, the accumulation of water will spill over onto the front floor on both sides.

[TFCommanderBob]

+1, ac is generally the cause, even with the ridiculous rain these days...

[Corolla_2K10]

Originally Posted by blb

It's most likely a clogged condensate drain tube for your air conditioner.

There is a pan under your a/c evaperator (under the dash) that collects the condensate as it drips off of the cold evaperator coil whan your a/c is in operation. If the condensate drain gets clogged, the accumulation of water will spill over onto the front floor on both sides.

You're right man! I've noticed that every time I use the A/C, my floors get wet, especially the passenger side. It's like a puddle. So, how do I fix this problem? I can't take it to the dealer, cuz my warranty is over, just passed 37K miles. Thanks y'all for any help

[cabur]

Originally Posted by Corolla_2K10

You're right man! I've noticed that every time I use the A/C, my floors get wet, especially the passenger side. It's like a puddle. So, how do I fix this problem? I can't take it to the dealer, cuz my warranty is over, just passed 37K miles. Thanks y'all for any help

Obviously the drain for the condensate is clogged so the water cannot drain out. Correct way will be to go in and remove the clog.
A easier way will be to blow some compressed air in the drain hose and hope it'll disloge the clog and hope for the best. It may clog again.