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Water pooling on driver's floor. XC90 2004

posted by  jwalker on  Thu Jul 26 13:41 CST 2018
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I'd start with making sure your moonroof drains are clear. Check to see if the headliner is wet near the sunroof/moonroof.

Don't know XC90's, but it wouldn't hurt to make sure the cowl area is clear of leaves and debris.

Also check the bottom of the door panels for wetness and check drains (if visible) at bottom of door.

Has your windshield ever been replaced? Sometimes they can leak down under the dash to the floor. Check windshield seal condition.






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