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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / May 2005

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Water in doors 2001 covertable corvette

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yar - 24 Apr 2005 15:51 GMT
Hi after it rains I seem to get a lot of water in the doors of my vette, the
seals on the doors seem okay.

Any ideas
Bob I - 24 Apr 2005 16:12 GMT
You might want to check that the drain holes at the front and rear of
the door outboard of the seal and just at the top of the thin edge where
the door gets thicker, are not plugged with crap.

> Hi after it rains I seem to get a lot of water in the doors of my vette, the
> seals on the doors seem okay.
>
> Any ideas
yar - 25 Apr 2005 08:49 GMT
Thanks for that I have in the past taken out a plug each side about two
inches long, but sometimes after it rains there seems to be 1/4 pint of
water in there and in thery the water should pour out as I have taken the
plugs out.

Any thoughts

> You might want to check that the drain holes at the front and rear of the
> door outboard of the seal and just at the top of the thin edge where the
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>> Any ideas
Bob I - 26 Apr 2005 01:39 GMT
No, not the rubber plugs, they are (or should be) open holes about
1/4-3/8's inch oblong holes. Right where the bottom of the inner panel
"meets" the outer door skin. On is at the front end of the door and the
other toward the rear. If you open the door from the outside and reach
up under the bottom of the lip between the door skin and the rubber
gasket and slide your finger from rear toward the front you will feel them.

> Thanks for that I have in the past taken out a plug each side about two
> inches long, but sometimes after it rains there seems to be 1/4 pint of
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>>>Any ideas
yar - 06 May 2005 17:07 GMT
Thanks for that found them and cleared them

> No, not the rubber plugs, they are (or should be) open holes about
> 1/4-3/8's inch oblong holes. Right where the bottom of the inner panel
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>>>>Any ideas
Bob I - 07 May 2005 00:21 GMT
You bet, save the wave!

> Thanks for that found them and cleared them
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>>>>>Any ideas
anyuser@comcast.net - 26 Apr 2005 04:21 GMT
>Hi after it rains I seem to get a lot of water in the doors of my vette, the
>seals on the doors seem okay.
>
>Any ideas

I agree with Bob and would also reccomend you check the front cowl
drains for debris. You may live in an area with a lot of pine trees or
something similar the can work their way into the cars drains and plug
them up. If the cowl drains plug  it can take out your wipers and if
the A/C drain plugs it can soak your computer by the passenger feet.
Moral of the story C-5's need the drains cleared often.
 
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