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wjob 09-06-2008 12:25 PM

‘87 300SDL…Rain Water Leaks
 
Have some water leaking into both front and rear foot well areas. Assuming front drain holes at firewall are blocked. What’s the procedure to remove that black plastic shield to gain access to the drains?

Have another leakage problem with my ‘80 300SD. Water getting into passenger side trunk well. Will appreciate any thoughts on best way to proceed.

Thanks,
Bill

wgilmore 09-06-2008 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by wjob (Post 1957681)
Have some water leaking into both front and rear foot well areas. Assuming front drain holes at firewall are blocked. What’s the procedure to remove that black plastic shield to gain access to the drains?

Have another leakage problem with my ‘80 300SD. Water getting into passenger side trunk well. Will appreciate any thoughts on best way to proceed.

Thanks,
Bill

If you are using your A/C on the 300SDL, a common problem is that the drain lines for the A/C deteriorate and leak water (condensate) from the evap core into the areas you are talking about. You might check that, very common if you are using the AC.
The SD is well know for the rear windshield seal to leak into the trunk, as is the SDL.

Oracle12345 09-06-2008 04:37 PM

Look at your windsheild seal, mine was leaking there and I applied some rtv and it stopped leaking.

wjob 09-06-2008 05:22 PM

Not using my air so that not causing my leak. Assuming front drain holes at firewall are blocked. What’s the procedure to remove that black plastic shield to gain access to the drains?

wjob 09-06-2008 05:23 PM

Not using my air so that not causing my leak. Assuming front drain holes at firewall are blocked. What’s the procedure to remove that black plastic shield to gain access to the drains?

wgilmore 09-06-2008 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wjob (Post 1957883)
Not using my air so that not causing my leak. Assuming front drain holes at firewall are blocked. What’s the procedure to remove that black plastic shield to gain access to the drains?

Send me a PM and I will forward the instructions from the FSM to you.
CG


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