“Confirmed Fix” Water leak on Chevy Truck (foggy windows wet floorboards)
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- I believed this issue is commonly over looked and I finally found the leak causing the floorboard of this Chevy Silverado truck to fill with water. This is a common issue on many different make and model vehicles including Sierra, Tahoe, Escalade, Avalanche. I originally suspected the antenna or a clogged drain under the upper valance but low and behold it was failing weatherstripping. I spent about 8 hrs investigating this problem and wanted to share to help others out.
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cant believe this isnt a tsb or recall. theres too many people with the same issue
cody hockenberry broken dashboards should’ve been a recall
FINALLY!!!!! I found someone else in this world who had this problem…I had mine replaced and they are doing it AGAIN! I’m going to put butyl under the seal then put it back on. I’ve done A LOT OF WORK IN THE LAST FEW YRS TO FIX AND REPAIR JUST TO HAVE IT DONE AGAIN!!!
Thx for the video
Did you fix it
One of the best ways to find a water leak is to go and put baby powder around suspicious areas on the inside and then have someone soak the truck down with a water hose on slow and then start at the lower door and work their way up towards the top of the windshield. You can then see if it runs past the baby powder where it's possibly coming in. Another way is to use a real soapy water solution sprayed around outside the cab. Then use compressed air from the inside to blow out to see if you can get someone to see air bubbles coming out on the outside. This can be reversed but it's better to have the soapy solution on the outside blowing air from inside. Would really like to know if this fixed your water leak by caulking the seal or replacing it. I have done all the major fixes from front to back and I still have water coming in somewhere around the firewall area or windshield somehow.
99-07 Silverado/Sierra upper roof rail weatherstrips have a small channel on the body that the weatherstrips hook on to runs along above the doors. The plastic windshield post mouldings also have the same channels ,BUT GM didnt lap the post moulding channel "under the roof channel and left a 3/4 to 1 inch gap between the two. When water seeps under the gasket it drips down between the two down onto the door gasket then can seep into the channel of the door gasket and run down to the kick panel and crossover ti the inside of the doorgsdket into the floor. I made connectors from a small peice of an aluminum can and glued them in with seam sealer to attach the two together. No more leak.
Thank you for sharing this great information.
Would you possibly be able to either post or email photos of what you're talking about? I have an '04 Suburban Z71 model that I think is doing this exact same thing after replacing the door seal... Haven't drilled the hole yet as I'm not exactly sure where to drill it or if it will solve the problem and I don't trust myself not to put the drill through something important 😳 Thanks for the video to you too Dan!
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Thanks, Kimberly
do you have a video of this? having trouble picturing what youre talking about where you glued in connectors
Thank you. I had to buy a high mileage 2008 Yukon XL recently when my Tahoe died. It was really solid and mostly small issues which are almost done. The water thing I missed initially because of the entire car being outfitted with WeatherTech mats and window dressings. My driver side was saturated when I picked it up to clean it. Used towels to dry it in a day, but after the next rainfall it was full up again. So seeing this video, I had a massive storm heading in and decided to pull all the covers and close the door. Covered the entire weather strip area from the back of the driver door at the roof and down to the cowl. I wanted to see if it was the stripping or under the cowl (some say firewall). Sure enough. the Saran Wrap cover stuck like glue and the driver floor was bone dry after the large rainfall. I'll be getting a weather strip. In my case it looked like someone used to step on the weather strip to get in and out. It's a real mess. I'll be checking the passenger side as well since it too is wet, but not as bad as the driver side. Thanks for making this easy!
Did a new door weather stripping fix your issue? Mine is getting soaked on both sides all the sudden
@Josh Carlton new weatherstripping, did cracked the issue I was having, and both floorboards would get soaked with water. I believe only one of the weatherstripping seals failed, which was on the driver side a temporary fix is to take the weatherstripping and let the seam of the weatherstripping meet together at the bottom of the door jam.
Just found the water, have not verified the problem yet. You could have just saved me hours of troubleshooting, thank you sir.
Hope it helps with your issue, please share if it happens to help. Thank you.
My '01 Sierra started having wet footwell issues and this video confirmed that it's probably the weather stripping. Pain in the butt to have to park it undercover every time it rains. Thanks for the video.
My suburban just started this last month. The water was coming from near my emergency break,dripping.
Jesus Christ, I wish I had found this video months ago. My passenger side is doing this and after pulling off the weather stripping I'm convinced that's the issue. The screws underneath the molding are all rusted out as well. I had checked everything you had previously and found no issues and had already ordered new weather stripping for the door this morning but your video gave me confidence that I've finally found the problem. Unfortunately my carpets are discolored and totally ruined.
Thanks for posting this.
Your very welcome, thank you for sharing.
Ohh my gosh yeah! I'm in the same boat with my colorado! The passenger side was flooded after 2 rain storms. I took it to a shop and they said the problem was drain plugs clogged and they fixed it. It flooded in the next rain, not nearly as bad. I spent $$ and time to replace the cowl grille myself. I did the water test and it passed, so imagine my surprise when it flooded again in the next rain! I'm going to see if this is the problem first thing today!
Make sire it isnt the wind shield seal. I had the exact same problems. Spent crazy amount of time looking for leak. Finally took it to have wind shield pulled and seal checked. Turns out it was the windshield seal this entire time.....
Same issue. I worked on mine today and mine was leaking in same place. Thanks for confirming it.
@Travis Hillis your welcome. Thank you for taking the time to share.
The stupid cab vents on the back of the cab in front of the bed along with the cyclops light are other spots...
Same problem on my 98, didn't notice till I didn't drive it for a few days lately, I mean I always noticed a little teeny wet spot but luckily mine's got the rubber floor.
I've got the same truck with the same problem- only my water is going to the driver's-side back floorboard. Thanks for doing the road-work with finding the problem- you saved me many, many hours...
Your very welcome.
Check the cab air vents on the rear of the cab. When the seal around those vents deteriorates, water will poor in when it rains.
@@stevesutube01 Haha, it turned out being the water seals around the doors & windows, which I replace and all dry now - thanks!
@@markh.2899 that is the same place my cab is showing water. So, when you say the seals around the doors and windows, do you mean the stripping in the video here or something else?
I assumed it was my door weather stripping but it does’t seem to be the issue . I talked to a GM mechanic. He says there is a joint below the windshield under the hood that is glued together. Basically the fire wall glued to the cab as I understand it .Cracks show up in the glued joint allowing water in . I can visually see water marks inside the firewalls above the pedals as well. He says to clean / scrape out the old adhesive and re apply . Apparently the fender may need to be removed if the leak is in the corner or in the vertical joint headed toward the bottom of firewall .
I’ll be Parking in the garage until I find the time to confirm .
I have come across this similar issue on various make and model vehicles and created videos to help others but unfortunately I haven’t done that on this truck. Could it be that you door or front windshield drain passages are blocked. Leaves and pine needles are commonly causing these issues. Pulling the upper valance off and removing the wipers to gain access to the area you would be repairing can be a bit time consuming.
Thanks so much....I’m going mad trying to find the leak on my 2007 Tahoe now. Driver side carpet is soaking wet. Thanks brother.
Your very welcome.
Did you find it? I have the same issued on my 2012 Tahoe.
Same issue with my 2004 Chevy Colorado (but on the passenger side). I've tried multiple things to fix the issue, and no luck so far. Haven't tried this yet. Thanks for the video, I'll try this out!
Hey I have the same problem with my Colorado any luck?
@@KalaVerag I had water in the front on my Chevy Colorado, but the culprit was my High Mount Tail Light seal. The water came in there, and being that the
front of the truck is lower than the back, the water would make it's way
to the front of the cab. I replaced the light and the seal. No more wet
floors.
Thank you! I wish I had seen this months ago. Many hours looking just like you did. My weather stripping looked fine also. Thank you again!
Same problem with my 2008 Silverado 1500 double cab; this problem is so common on chevys that they should be recalled! Next time I'm buying a Ford truck!
Thank you for sharing your vehicle details, it is very disappointing that there is no recall.
Thanks for the vid, having the same problem, changed the door seal and still had water. so probably my windshield or antenna like you suggested.
Did you fix it?
By drilling the hole you are letting the water out through the rocker panel which is good, however a new door weatherstrip seal will likely not fix the problem. I found my drivers side leak totally by accident. The leak is where the speaker housing mates to the door under the door panel. With age the speaker housing gasket shrinks on the very bottom and with the door closed water drips from the inside door panel on top of the carpet floor molding. When the system is working properly water drips down the inside of the door on top of the speaker housing then eventually exits through the bottom door drains. The problem is the speaker housing gasket is bad at the bottom of the speaker housing. After a rain storm feel the bottom of the speaker housing after you remove the door panel. It will be wet and you will see water droplets. I ran a bead of silicone on the face of the door speaker housing all the way around and reinstalled it. It is is now sealed up. The speakers in these trucks are usually junk after nine or ten years because water get to them, and after the seal on the face of the speaker housing goes bad the water drips on the carpet molding. If it rains long enough the track the vehicle wiring resides in overflows and then the carpeting gets wet. As a safeguard I will drill a drain hole in the event my fix fails, but so far no leaks.
@Enabran Tain
Has rain gotten in your truck since you sealed around the speaker?
@@GodsChosen45 HI Larry. Last big thunder storm I did see a few deops in the
I did see a few drops in the tray after a big thunder storn, but not nearly as bad before i did the repair. The leak started after i replaced my tires. The front of the truck is higher which may have caused an increase in water going between the seal and the door. I believe you could be corre t about the door gaskets being compressed over time. I only have thix problem on the drivers side. The passenger side is dry as a bone. Next rain storm i am going to mount my mini camera in thd jam to see the path of the rain water down the a pillar. Summary, sealing the speaker helped but did not fix the problem.
That is exactly what is happening. Water gets in behind the mirror and runs down the run channel and pours right into the speaker and it eventually get on the outside of the shell and drips out of the door panel right onto the door seal when the door is closed
@@joedurso5192 I wraped the back of my speaker with a one gallon plastic food bag then sealed the front of the speakerr with dicore. Annother source of water leaks were where the cables come through the moisture barriior under the door panel.. the water drips on the cables and ends up in front of the plastic moisture barrier then drips down th the speaker and eventually to the sill plate. I sealed where the cables come through the plastic water barrier under the door panel with a good quality black duct tape and no more water leaks since last winter. Water dripping on the back of the speaker and openings where the cables go through the plastic door barrier are the source of the leaks
2007 Silverado same problem. We had some serious rain over the weekend now the floor has an inch of water on passenger side. Pulling seats and carpet out in the morning so everything can dry. Seals look good by just looking at them but I’m convinced that’s the problem. After I get seats and carpet out I will check with a hose. Somebody else said Rockauto. I checked, they have the seals for $49. If that’s the problem I’m going to change all 4. Can’t be dealing with water problems. Thanks for the video man.
Your welcome, Thank you for this part information..
Where are these seals
James Chapman I had trouble finding these seals. Checked all the major places. Nobody had them. The dealer wanted $190.00 each. I finally ordered them from LMC Trucks back in June 21. $49.00 They didn’t have them in stock and had to back order them. After a month of waiting I just got them today. I put one on and it fits like factory. Had to go to work so I didn’t check to see if it’s still leaking. Hope this solve the problem because I been riding around with 1 seat and no interior for over a month. People ask where’s my seats I tell them this is the base model.
@@porschesg I will look there. I have zero seats or carpet in my truck. (Have a work van thank god) my third brake light' cab pressure vents and door seals all fail the water hose test. Pretty sure tye sharkfin also leaks under heavy rain. This is rediculous I finally rippes everything out yesterday and have third brake light and vents on the way. Horrible designed vehivkes should all sue GM.
@@WeDRYhouses mine was the same. Looked for one leak and found at least 4. Looking for the fifth now, which I hope is the door seal. Sheeeesh.
Just gutted my interior on the same make and model. I found the 3rd rear tail light was leaking, and bothering front weather stripping. I replaced the underlay and ran a bead of silicone around the stripping. Time will tell.
99 Yukon had windshield replaced a few months ago water in drivers floorboards after rain.There is a place on the windshield seal above the wet area after a rain where it appears to have a gap in the seal.Rtv is also missing from the small gap.Haven't checked it yet but windshield is still under warranty.Probably a little rtv will fix if that is the leak but will find it tomorrow.
Well the issue is they used RTV. RTV isn't for windshield installs.
Great info turned out to be my weather stripping as well as a leak above
I THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO. I HAVE A 2005 SIERRA THAT I GAVE MY DAUGHTER. THE BODYWORK I HAVE TO DO FIX THE MESS BECAUSE OF THE LEAK IS SAD! TRUCK IS IN GREAT SHAPE OTHERWISE BUT FINDING THE LEAK HAS BEEN A ROYAL PAIN IN THE ASS!!!
Your very welcome, I hope your body work repairs go well. 👍
Mine is on the right side and has been a mess to the point of rusting the brackets that hold the threshold fasteners on that are welded to the frame who would have thought the worn weather striping would let so much water in
Awesome bro...my 2016 dually same flooding...did all other things....this was very helpful. Going to go look right now! Appreciate it....useless dealers don't get it
Glad to help, I hope this fixes your issue.
After looking I found seals were lifted in spots where glue let go and today in the rain....squeezed in some silicone to reset seals ...
I am still researching this issue. Initially I thought that maybe it was faulty weather stripping around the passenger side door causing the floorboard on that side to get soaked anytime it rained or I washed my 2008 Avalanche. During the last rain I put a tarp over the cab of the entire cab of the truck since I haven't found where the leak is coming from yet. Sad to say my floor board got soaked again after two days of rain. It leads me to believe that the leak may be coming from the antenna cowl cover or upper valance at the bottom of the windshield since that is the only area that wasn't covered by the tarp. I will take some time this weekend to troubleshoot.
It’s raining inside the doors of the Avalanches. I’m still fighting this issue. It comes in behind the side mirror and falls down into a that rubber window channel and pours out onto the rubber onto the floor
@Shon8088 thank you for sharing, I would love to hear what ends up being your fix.
@@TweekerDan1984 if I ever fix I’ll definitely let you know.
@@shon8088 have you replaced the weather stripping? Or maybe there is a gaskets you can replace behind the mirror where the mirror housing meets the vehicle.
@@TweekerDan1984 I replaced the weatherstripping and the outer window seal
Got the same problem. Will check it out tomorrow. Thank you!
Thank you you are awesome this been happening to me every time it rains
Your very welcome, The struggle was real when trying to track down this leak so I figured I would share to save others the hassle. Cheers!
@Anonymous Person I removed the seal and reattached the seal with the two ends meeting at the bottom of the step of door jam. It has corrected the issue and I still have not replaced the seal. Did that make sense, I may have explained it weird.
My problem is on the passenger side and I am to the hole drilling stage. I could not make it leak with a water hose. Has to be the weather stripping. Thanks - great video.! Nice truck.
I have same problem on passenger, did you solve it?
@@trapboyjack5179 YES - I park under an oak tree. Over time the leaves had clogged up the drain between the body and the firewall. It took a pressure sprayer to blow them clean. All good now - but I have 3 1/2" holes just under the carpet by the door just in case. : -) Good luck.
@@RoyGBiv144 make a video!
I have the same problem, lots of moisture comes in specially the weather here in Alberta is way too cold -35 with the windchill.
Wow that is cold! Hope you are able to get you leak fixed quickly.
Thank you for another spot to check.
@Brian Huss your welcome, did you find your leak?
The seals around the vents on the back of the cab cracks around the seals and as water runs around the back glass it’ll run right down on thos vents
That’s exactly what’s happening to me great video
Thank you 😊 and thanks for watching.
I knew it! That's what I've been suspecting just didn't want to admit it
Me either 150 dollars is a lot
Thank you brother for sharing this is ...
Exactly my problem...
Your welcome.
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Amazon is just fine
Yeah Amazon is awesome
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Why hasnt a class action lawsuit been filled against chevy for this?!?! You would think any attorney would jump on this. Ive tried everything AND all the video suggestions too and still no luck.
Try a new tailight 3rd brake light and silicon the shark fin antenna and try also to seal the rear windshield i had all these leaks in separate years all in this order such a pain in the ass to fix not buying gm again toyota all the way
Lol sont forget to add the cab pressure vents between can and bed. Horrible design. My 3rs brakelight, door seal and preaaure vents all leak. I have my entire interior on 08 sierra ripped out waiting on parts to come in.
@@WeDRYhouses same! Ever get it all fixed? I found leaks at all those and proved my back window was leaking some too! Sheeeesh.
This saved me a headache. Thank you
@818clownie your welcome, glad it helped.
I had my airbags deployed in my face at 75 miles an hour all from water in my floor boards got the airbag sender under the seat
Wow, that is a crazy experience. Hope all is ok.
Thanks for telling us. I was just deciding to live with it because I’ve tried everything. Then I found this video and your comment. So, nope.
hey bro thanks for the video i have been recently hearing water in my truck its been sounding like it was in the door so i blew it off then randomly today i weent to get something from behind my seat and the floor of passenger seat was wet then i took the plastic trim off the floorboard and what do i see like an inch or 2 of water on both sides of the truck just then i notice the whole passenger side was in a puddle
@glock your very welcome, thank you a bunch for sharing.
I don't believe that gasket is the problem, but the holes you drilled will allow the water to exit to the outside of the cabin. It would be better to find where the water is actually coming in.
I was actually able to confirm that in this case the weatherstripping was the issue. I’m sure not all cases will be the same, there are several other areas that commonly leak, such as the cab light and antenna.
I’ve got a 91 Silverado with the same problem
I’m having a issue with the shark fin antenna, had it replaced at the dealership twice in two years, And on top of that I don’t even use xm radio.... still love my truck though
I'm going to check this out! I have an 08 extended cab and have water in both side rails but it's not near the centers it's really bad on my passenger side so looks like I'm gutting the truck
I hope it helps, drive safe out there 👍
Having this issue on my 2010 Silverado. Thanks!
front drivers floorboard on my 2006 avalanche!
I replaced all 3 door seals and door hinges on my 2005 duramax. Still getting wet driver floorboard - might try replacing my windshield now. . Has anyone had any luck?!
Pinched weld having my 15 silverado fixed. It took a week for the delear to find, thought it was the antenna it wasnt . i also do not have a 3rd brakelight. Pinched weld? Thats what they claim
Pinched weld
Hey Guys. I'm having this problem but on the passenger side. It only does it when it rains but it also fills up my passenger side door. Did any of you have this problem? Thanks in advance and have a great day.
Randy McLeod sounds like the Butyl tape is failing or the interior door drain may be clogged. That is the black adhesive that holds the door panel barrier in place. This is a super common issue on BMW vehicles.
Randy McLeod what happens is water runs down the window and instead of draining out the door drain when the seal starts to fail the water runs down the doors barrier and leaks into the panel where the seal is no longer sealing the barrier properly. Sometimes you can heat up the butyl tape and press the panel firmly to correct the issue. If that doesn’t work you would need to remove the tape and apply new tape.
TweekerDan1984 Awesome. I greatly appreciate this information. I'll try this tomorrow. Thank you.
My truck store is also soaked with water the same way I wonder if I have the same problem is this common
It appears that this is a very common issue. Too bad it took so long to track the problems down.
@@TweekerDan1984 Thank you for the video sir. You saved me a big headache.
Mine got so bad I had to pull the BCM off and pack it in Rice like a cell phone. So I just drilled a hole in the floor
How big was the hole
@pmanrise Typically a 3/16” or 1/4” will be sufficient. You will want to check it occasionally to make sure it doesn’t become clogged with debris.
My 05 Silverado leaks above the seats just in front of the back window. Sealed up the back rear brake light and it still leaks. Anyone found the reason with the same issue.??
I did this and replaced my cap light still leaking above passenger seat belt. Any suggestions would be appreciated thank you
The antenna seal can be a culprit. The only other things that I know of are the door weatherstripping, window, cab light seal (be sure to make sure the light fixture is not cracked or damaged) and way less common would be the rear window molding seal.
@@TweekerDan1984 would the antenna make it leak above back passenger seatbelt ?
@@loreengregory1726 yes that is definitely possible. If you are certain it is not the weather stripping then it would most likely be the cab light or antenna. Both of these can be a pain, So I would recommend taking a hose and spraying them with water before you reinstall the headliner. That way you can be certain they are not leaking.
my 1995 cadillac fleetwood had this exact problem. Water would roll down in between the body and where the door weather strip attaches and would go under the stripping and fill the floor board with water. I absolutely hate this weather stripping design because it just slips on and you have to assume its doing what its suppose to. I had a suspicion my grandmother's 2000 impala was leaking after I noticed a damp musty smell. I felt the carpet on the driver side and it was damp, pulled the trim and carpet up to find the under padding and floor board was soaked from the very same problem
Thank you for sharing:)
Same thing on my 09 denali i thought it was the leaking through the sun roof
So did this fix your problem?
TweekerDan1984 havent done this just yet, ill be doing it sometime next week
I have a Denali. I had a bad hose.
Why does it take to up to 4 times for my truck to start after filling it up with gas
Sounds like a faulty IAC valve. Does it just crank for a few seconds before starting?
Mine is not filling up with water on floor it’s dry but my windows and windshield fogs up
Can you please do a follow-up vid if it has stayed dried ??? I have exxxxacccttt issue in 03 avalanche
This vehicle has stayed dry. Did you find any damage within the weather stripping?
It seems every friggin year od chevys are having this problem.anyone heard of a pinched weld?
My 2011 gmc denali 3500 leaks from the roof, water drips into cup holder area. No sun/moonroof, Have put sealant around cab lights and recently replaced windshield and still leaks. Will be ordering weather stripping and update if it works out for anyone else having same issue.
Did you have a leak before replacing the windshield. I recently had an issue when a popular glass company replace our windshield and their weather seal didn’t seat properly and the windshield leaked immediately. It was very difficult to locate.
@@TweekerDan1984 yes the leak was there before replacing the windshield. After doing more research I found plenty of people finding the cause being the "shark fin antenna". Apparently it's a well known defect on GM/chevy vehicles.
We are having the same issue on our 2008 3500 dually crew cab with a sun/moon roof. I'm thinking that the drain for the roof window is blocked since we have water coming in where the overhead lights are when it rains. If it rains a lot the water will also pool on driver side floor, wetting the carpet. The ceiling also gets wet on driver side where ceiling curves down along the driver door. I've also had the rear driverside ceiling corner of cab get wet. I think it all depends on the slope of my park, which leads me to thinking it's the drain for moon roof window or the seal there.
Ideas?
The antenna and cab light are known for causing some water leaks. I would inspect you moon roof. Does it open or is it permanently sealed?
How did you dry out the padding under the carpet?
It took a few days but I soaked up as much as possible with towels then with the carpet folded up I used a small space heater non stop for a few days. There has been no odd smells ever since.
@@TweekerDan1984 thanks alot! I am going through the same issue right now and am hoping this fixes the problem.
I dried mine out first by sponging up as much water from the floor and carpet pad, then using a large box fan that I let run for several hours. did the job.
Exact same issue on my crew cab, believe that seal is the culprit, but im also thinking that the seal above the doors, also is an issue. If the top seal worked better, it shouldnt allow all the water to get to the inner door seal.
Im in Ontario, Canada, and since we've been having a pretty severe winter, ive noticed excessive ice buildup in the door jamb. Front drivers side location. That leads me to believe the upper seal is an issue aswell...
Be nice if these were covered under originall warantee, because ive heard of guys having issue since new! These seal are not cheap. Good on you for doing this video
Small world! This truck is from Ontario as well. Thank you for the kind words. Also I found the oem seals on eBay and Amazon much cheaper then I was able to find them at the dealer.
TweekerDan1984
Good to know...
I checked at the dealership, but i remem it was quite expensive for both seals...
Thanks i will have a look
Hopefully you cured your issue!
Do you have the part numbers for them? I've been having a hard time figuring out the part number and finding a place that sells them. Thanks for the video
Brian Tebbutt I had a heck of a time finding them. I just found this website. And the prices are much less then I found directly from the dealer. www.gmpartsdirect.co/auto-parts/2011/chevrolet/silverado-1500/ltz-trim/5-3l-v8-flex-engine/body-cat/door-and-components-scat please let me know if this helps. Thank you 😊
Brian Tebbutt If you can’t find what your looking for through this link, if you share your year make and model including (LX, LS, lxz I would try to help you locate the correct part) also you can get the part numbers from the dealer by providing them with your V.I.N.
These are NOT on rock auto. I searched for my 08 sierra. Part #3 on the diagram is missing . where are these damn things online.
It has been a while but I’m trying to relocate them 👍
What is the year make and model, I’ll give it a try to locate them for you.
Omg thanks my 2004 Yukon has been leaking in the driver side everytime it rains. So I’m getting my weather strip replaced cause it was damage.
Marisol Hernandez your very welcome, the weather stripping is very simple to replace yourself and I could send you a link for the OEM part if you are interested? I would need year, make, model, engine size and whether it is a two or four door.
TweekerDan1984 ... Thx for the video !! I have an 08 Sierra with the same issue .. im looking for the part numbers for both the outer and inner weather strips .. do you have a link to a site that you ordered them from that you could share ?
dpmslr308ap4 I just had to located them online, if you would like I will find them and send you a direct link, I would need year, make, model, engine size and whether it is a two or four door.
My 2003 yukon does it on the passenger side everytime it rains
Thanks for your video sir u deff helped me im having that issue u just helped me figure it out thanks I liked and subscribed
@Jesse Henry thank you 🙏 I appreciate your support.
My 1999 Toyota Camry has been doing this!!! Thanks for posting, sexy!!!!
mine is leaking via A pillar into kick panel...how water could enter A-pillar?
Possibly through the upper front window gasket failing, antenna seal or the cab light rubber seal.
Was it the antenna after all?
@Elisandro Cantu it was the weather stripping around the door, the seal had minor damaged that allowed water to back flow into the vehicle. After changing the weatherstripping there has been no more water! Woo hoo!
@@TweekerDan1984 thank you I only ask cuz I just spent 700$ ordering all new seals. 😅 how is there no Amazon alternative
@@IH8Too I bet there is an alternative somewhere, another route, you could take is to remove your current, weatherstripping, and re-wrap the door, changing where the seam of the weatherstripping meet. As a temporary fix, I took the weatherstripping off, and I put the seam and had the weatherstripping meet directly in the middle of the bottom door jam, and this work.
I have a similar problem -- haven't yet investigated. Could you just punch a few holes on the OUTSIDE of the weather stripping to get it seep out under the door? How is it supposed to work?
Water runs down the inside of the weather stripping channel and drains at the lower opening/gap where the two ends meet. So I believe creating holes would not fix the problem if the existing weather stripping is damaged or failing.
It’s a design flaw. Water shouldn’t seep into that area. The weather stripping around the doors is to keep water out not act as a gutter.
I need to fix mine
Get some marine grade sealer in black
Vents on the back of the cab
I have tried EVERYTHING!! This POS 2007 Chevy Silverado is still getting water on the passenger floorboard. I striped the whole interior out, I removed the dash and cleaned out the air box and water is still poring in.
Does water only poor in while raining? Could it be condensation from your hvac system? The I believe the core it located on the passenger side.
@@TweekerDan1984 only when raining.
@@TweekerDan1984 it is an enormous amount of water. Like someone is pouring it in with a water pipe.
@@cajunroadwarrior you ever find the issue? I'm about to start chasing the issue of my passenger floor board being absolutely soaked
@@sickdaywin9107 I'm not sure if I completely solved it. I may have a windshield leak. I did tighten the door deals by readjusting the lock pins. The third taillight was leaking also. The valley where the wiper mechanical parts are housed has a drain on both sides. If that gets clogged the valley will fill with water and will eventually drain into the air intake for the AC.
Anyone else not fuckn shocked that there has been a recall on the new ones already for the same issue, electrical recalls, touch screens failing constantly now on 2020s . I’d never own a fuckn Chevrolet now or a Chrysler product.
Someone put the weather striping on wrong... the seam goes towards the bottom.
Due to mines doing this it rusted the floor board
Back Doors on mine
Thank you, i have water too
Thank u!!
Your welcome 🤗
I can't find an update, did this end up being your issue and did you get it fixed?
Apologies for the delay, Yes this has corrected the water leak issue completely. I did not get around to replacing the weather stripping, repositioning the damaged weather stripping has still held up.
czcams.com/video/E3Y3EferHuc/video.html
My 08 just started leaking
Any link to order the piece for the doors
If you share your year, make and model I can locate some for you.
Chevrolet Silverado 2001 SL
May I also get the engine size, model (1500-3500) and whether it is a standard or extended cab?
1500. Standard.
www.amazon.com/dp/B079BYYT33/?tag=TweekerDan198-20
According to the GM dealer this part will fit your vehicle, the weather stripping part number is the same for the driver and passenger side. Here is a amazon link I created for you. There are only two more available so you may need to hurry. Let me know you need anything else.
www.amazon.com/dp/B079BYYT33/?tag=TweekerDan198-20
My 07 chevy avalanche is exactly like that flooded
I'm having the same problem on my 03. Did you ever find out what it was
Ron Dasher I’m having exact same issue with my 03 avalanche it drives me crazy . My bushings on the drivers side door pins where wasted so the door sagged so I thought that’s why I would get the water , nope fixed that an still water
Very loud intro, but trouble hearing the actual video.
Thanks for your input Jamie. I’m sure he gives a crap about your opinion.
For some reason audio plays at different levels on some devices. I have made improvements to the audio to correct these issues on future videos.
💯💯🔥ty
Cant hear shit!
For some reason the sound does not play loud enough on some electronics and android devices. I’m lookin for a cure, sorry to cause frustration.
Why are chevy trucks such pieces of shit? I have the same isdue in my avalanche. The floors are filling with water. Never had this issue until i bought a chevy. I also owned a 1987 camaro back in the day and it was a piece of shit too.