[DML] Re: Water on Floor on Driver's Side

["Dave Swingle" <swingle@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's not mine, Ken put the carpets in. And I'll never admit to using 
a crescent wrench. 

The water came from somewhere - Before you bother drying it all out, 
run around there with a hose.  Water on the driver side is pretty 
rare, usually if the A/C or heater drains leak you get a wet 
passenger floor. It could be a door leak, you'll have to use the hose 
to find it. Don't use a high pressure nozzle, that will make leaks 
where there aren't any.

Dave S


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "birdwell77095" <birdwells@xxxx> 
wrote:
> 
> 
> This evening I discovered that the carpet was soaked on the 
driver's 
> side. The carpet by the foot pedals were dry. I haven't been 
running 
> the A/C or heater and I haven't driven it in the rain. Any ideas 
> where it may have come from? Tomorrow I'll have to remove the seat 
so 
> I can dry the carpet from underneath the seat.
> 
> One interesting discovery I found. I pulled the padding from 
> underneath the carpet. I found a crecent wrench rusted to the 
> padding. From the rusting it appears it had been there a while. It 
> was stuck to it and had to peel it off. Perhaps left over from the 
> factory? Did one of you who worked on the raffle Delorean lose a 
> wrench? :)
> 
> Shannon
> VIN 16113








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