99 Hoe. water pass floor mat?

[IronMan4Real]

99 Hoe, under heavy rainfal there is about 2 table spoons or less of water accumlating on the passenger front floor mat.
I did some reading and have inspected the following
I removed the cowl, inspected for build up of leaves and debris and even vacuumed it out. Resealed properly.
I traced under the dash and its dripping from a cable covered in foam. If you pull the glovebox it comes from there.
The windshield is original, no accident,never been painted.
Door rubbers mint and I have used the GM silicone stuff on it to swell the rubbers. Its not coming from the door. It drips from under dash. Its not alot. But I am anal and want to fix it right. I can not see exactly where its coming from and at present i have a broken rib on the mend so I am having a tough time laying under the dash.
I checked all the simple stuff. Its from Florida so its 100% rust free. The rubber floor at is catching all of it so its not rotting the floor.
I can not find the drain hose for the ac. When I worked at the dealer, we would pull the house and usually it would be gummed up.
If anyone has photos of where it is I would love to try that next.
I prefer real photos vs schematic photos.
Many kind thank you

 

[rockenthebowtie]

Well does it leak after you wash it and or a rainy day or after running the AC I only ask because if its outside water intrusion that can also be your wind noise .. the AC drain tube should be under the receiver dryer if you have access to cimpressed air you can get a long air nozzle and blow it from the drain tube into the passenger compartment if its plugged that will clear it

 

[IronMan4Real]

Its Canada....Havnt used the ac in a while...atleast a month...lol
But the compressor engages on def as it should.
Ill try to have a look under the receiver dryer. Its heavily oiled and I have a bad broken rib. Ill look best I can for now.
Wind noise is coming from roof.
I do have a compressor so if I can find the hose without hurting myself Ill blow it out.
thank you for reading and helping. Much appreciated

 

[IronMan4Real]

Seen the hose now. Beside 2 heater core hoses. So I blow in that hose from firewall side?

 

[lesterl]

Do you have a sunroof (aka built in water leak) installed?

 

[rockenthebowtie]

@ ironman... Yes

 

[rockenthebowtie]

@ lester you cracking jokes again lol

 

[IronMan4Real]

We supposed to get 10 cm snow tonight. After all my doc appts I'll try.

 

[rockenthebowtie]

Ok.. will take care of that other thing we talked about later today I'm also at a Dr visit myself at the moment and have that info on my laptop im doing this from my phone right now

 

[IronMan4Real]

I been waiting for 2 hrs.
Free health care. lol thank you

 

[lesterl]

Was serious about the sunroof, they can be nothing but trouble....

 

[IronMan4Real]

I blew the ac hose out with air.....see what happens. thank you for the help
ps. no sunroof.

 

[miuwu208]

Squirt some water where the AC lines go through the fire wall I had to reseal mine their I used a clear silicone and then undercoating spray. I had a bad leak.

 

[miuwu208]

Water Pass Side

99 Hoe, under heavy rainfal there is about 2 table spoons or less of water accumlating on the passenger front floor mat.
I did some reading and have inspected the following
I removed the cowl, inspected for build up of leaves and debris and even vacuumed it out. Resealed properly.
I traced under the dash and its dripping from a cable covered in foam. If you pull the glovebox it comes from there.
The windshield is original, no accident,never been painted.
Door rubbers mint and I have used the GM silicone stuff on it to swell the rubbers. Its not coming from the door. It drips from under dash. Its not alot. But I am anal and want to fix it right. I can not see exactly where its coming from and at present i have a broken rib on the mend so I am having a tough time laying under the dash.
I checked all the simple stuff. Its from Florida so its 100% rust free. The rubber floor at is catching all of it so its not rotting the floor.
I can not find the drain hose for the ac. When I worked at the dealer, we would pull the house and usually it would be gummed up.
If anyone has photos of where it is I would love to try that next.
I prefer real photos vs schematic photos.
Many kind thank you

Spray water where your *AC* lines go in the firewall I had water leaking in from their. I used clear silicone and undercoating spray to seal it up. Now its good