after major snow melt and rain, my drivers and passengers front floor is soaked???

[Rico001]

The 2 lights in the corner are held in with a screw.
The middle ones are 1/2 turn twist pull up with tabs
on them.
~Richard

[Intercooled]

Originally Posted by Rico001

The 2 lights in the corner are held in with a screw.
The middle ones are 1/2 turn twist pull up with tabs
on them.
~Richard

Thanks, sounds simple enough.

[dna]

Well, my H2 hasn't stopped flooding. It has been raining everyday, and every 30 minutes (or less) my passenger front carpet is soaked again. I keep shopvaccing to find another 1" of water every 30 minutes. I have bought a dehumidifier, but I first need to solve the leak before it will be effective.

I removed the two front marker lights and found the black rubber plug (with the two elec wires) loose - I thought this was the issue so I cleaned it real good and siliconed it. Now I now it has continued to be wet and the silicone needs time to cure, however it really made little to no difference.

So I removed more plastic trim along the sides, and found where the water is leaking. Look at the picture below - it is the middle circular hole. Does anyone know where this hole leads to? I still think it is the marker lights hole, but need to confirm.

Thanks

[[__--MUD--__]]

put a garden hose up on the roof, you'll see where the waters coming from.

[HUMTECH]

Open the sunroof, dump a cup of water in the right side of the forward drip tray. Look for water draing from behind the right front wheel, if it is not draining the sunroof drain hose is plugged or disconnected

[WHOSNEXT]

Originally Posted by HUMTECH

Open the sunroof, dump a cup of water in the right side of the forward drip tray. Look for water draing from behind the right front wheel, if it is not draining the sunroof drain hose is plugged or disconnected

how would you fix that? does the headliner have to come down?

[ROX]

I just had the same problem, and after checking the marker lights, the windshield, and the sunroof drains, I ended up at the dealership. They told me it was a seal in the front doors. I can't be more specific, but it hasn't leaked since we had all the snow last month. The bill for the troubleshooting and repair was less than $300. It was not covered under my extended warranty.

Good luck.