2004 Vauxhall Corsa water leaks into floor after raining, passenger footwells - yuk!!

Car: Vauxhall Corsa
Year: 2004
Variant: 2004 TWINPORT 1.0
Categories: Leaks & Noises
HI WORLD, CORSA 2004 RUDE (RICH) GYAL GOT A PROBLEM WITH MY BELOVED BOUGHT AND PAID FOR CASH 2004 1.0 CORSA CAR, 3 DR, SILVER.
WATER LEAKS INTO MY CAR AFTER RAIN, ESPECIALLY THE FRONT AND BACK FOOTWELLS. ALSOLULTELY SOAKED, AS THE SUMMER HAS GONE AND RAIN SEASON AUTUMN IS HERE, I WANT THIS STUPIDNESS SORTED.
LOCAL GARAGE SAID THEY WOULD HAVE TO RIP OUT THE WHOLE DASHBOARD TO LOCATE AND FIX THE PROBLEM BUT I WANT A DEFINATE SOLUTION B 4 I GO TO THE GARAGE.
YES I LIKE LOADSAMONEY, BUT I DONT WANT TO WASTE ANY MORE THAN USUAL, CUZ IM A MISER WITH MY CASH, SO I CAN GET PETROL FOR MY BELOVED CORSA!!
NO LEAKS THRU THE WINDOWS, JUST THE FLOOR APPEARS QUITE WET, IT IS JUST YUK!!
ALSO, I WANT TO UPGRADE MY 1.0 STANDARD ENGINE WITHOUT SPENDING LOADS ON A CHIP OR A UPGRADE, ANY ADVICE?
GOTTA GO, SPENT THE WHOLE WEEKEND RAVING WITH BAD PEOPLES DEM, BLAK AND WHITE AND ALL COLOURS DEM. I NEED TO GO FIX UP, LOOK SMART AND PLOT MY NEXT GAME OF ONLINE CHESS!! BOSS DAT!!
BIG SHOUT OUT TO ALL THE RUDE PEOPLE DEM, NUFF RESPECK, LIVE THAT LIFE! BIG UP!
HA!! CORSA RUDEGYAL DAT!!
PLS POLITE AND INFORMATIONAL REPLIES PLS, I ALREADY KNOW PURE RUFFNEK BAD PEOPLES DEM!!!!
Posted: Oct 11, 2009 (14 years ago)
you need to replace the weather strips on both doors costing about £19 each as these are common on the corsas for leaking hope this helps
Posted Oct 11, 2009 (14 years ago)
Have you had a look at this similar problem: water getting in floor very wet

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Posted Nov 6, 2009 (14 years ago)
My Daughter recently bought a 2002 corsa and had the same problem. The carpet and undercarpet were soaking wet in the drivers footwell. We took it back to the garage three times before they agreed to strip the car down until they found the problem. The mechanic (who was really patient and just as puzzled as us)removed the carpet to dry then stripped the car. When he did this he found that there was a bolt hole on the bulkhead(?) which did not have a bolt in place. The mechanic used a water jet to spray water around this hole and found that the water trickled down into the car and through a gap behind the brake pedal and into the footwell of the car (they actually seen the water do this). The mechanic filled the bolt hole and sealed the bolt he had put in place. They put the car back together and SUCCESS! We have had the car back for about 5 weeks now and not one drop of water has come through the car. I know this may sound extreme but the mechanic had tried everything he could think of before resorting to this. He even looked at corsa car manuals and could not find any reference to this bolt hole so did'nt know it even existed until he stripped the car down I'm glad he did it though as the car is now completely dry and what was even better was he never charged for all of his work. Hope this helps you. Good luck and hope this helps

Posted Nov 6, 2009 (14 years ago)

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