Again, it seems I've had the exact same problem as you. While my car was sitting outside this spring waiting for some decent weather to come along so I could get it running again, it sat uncovered though a weekend of about 3-4 inches of rain. Monday I went into the car to get somthing, when I saw about 6 inches of water filling up the passenger side tub. This included the battery compartment, lucky for me I removed the battery a few days earier. I couldn't find where the water was coming from, and was getting parainod that a neighbor might be dumping the water in it. After bailing out more water after another soaking with the car locked, I looked to other sources. After drying the carpets for probably the 4th or 5th time, I pulled them all out, including the seat, and shoved my head under the dash. I could see a faint hint of daylight looking up from under there. What had happened was that the sealant used to glue the fresh-air intake box to the body, had shrunk. This left several gaps in the front wall, where the water absolutely poured through. This isn't the worst part. The worst part is actually sealing it back up. The best way to do this would be to physically remove the entire HVAC controll box, and there wasn't a chance in Hell, Mich. I was going to do that. It is a very narrow and deep crevace between the HVAC box and front wall which you need to reach up into to seal. Again, not so bad if your a small guy like me, but even I was having trouble. It took countless attempts of sealing from underneith, and I even took the grille below the windshield off and dumped sealant around the fresh air box there. I really dont know what I did to eventually block the leak, but thankfully I dont have it anymore. I acually have this problem of shrinking sealant throughout my entire car. All my windows have small leaks around thier glue (noticable in a high pressure carwash), and several other areas of sealant on the car are showing the signs of age. I sure hope this doesn't become a chronic problem on our cars, and if it does, at least mine will already be taken care of. :-) Good luck David. Jim Reeve MNDMC - Minnesota DeLorean Club DMC-6960 --- In dmcnews@xxxx, Delorean17@xxxx wrote: > Hello List, > After driving home in the rain yesterday I noticed that the passenger > side carpet was absolutely soaked. Water that goes into the > drain below the windshield goes into the car. It leaks out all around the > blower motor.