Water leak?

Truck is pretty new to me, and I’ve already had to have the windshield replaced. So I figure this leak is a common problem and I’m one of the affected, OR the windshield was not sealed correctly...

I don’t think it’s even rained on me prior to having the windshield replaced so it’s hard to pin point the more likely culprit.

The felt liner on the inside of the firewall is wet... seems the water drips down the brake pedal assy.

Anyone else have water on the driver side floor after a downpour?




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b0yd07 said:

Truck is pretty new to me, and I’ve already had to have the windshield replaced. So I figure this leak is a common problem and I’m one of the affected, OR the windshield was not sealed correctly...

I don’t think it’s even rained on me prior to having the windshield replaced so it’s hard to pin point the more likely culprit.

Anyone else have water on the driver side floor after a downpour?

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I haven't seen this problem mentioned here. One guy had the sunroof drains improperly installed, but that is it. Doors, windows, sunroof, and all the other aspects of the passenger cabin are shared with the F-150, so you might find more results and information from a more broad forum.

b0yd07 said:

Truck is pretty new to me, and I’ve already had to have the windshield replaced. So I figure this leak is a common problem and I’m one of the affected, OR the windshield was not sealed correctly...

I don’t think it’s even rained on me prior to having the windshield replaced so it’s hard to pin point the more likely culprit.

The felt liner on the inside of the firewall is wet... seems the water drips down the brake pedal assy.

Anyone else have water on the driver side floor after a downpour?

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That my friend looks to be brake fluid not water

Ok so I looked at it quite a bit more in depth once I got in to work today.

The dry wall fabric isn’t wet. Thought it was, but probably misjudged it.

I mopped up the puddle and the light coat of “water” remaining did evaporate off of it pretty quickly. That likely eliminates the possibility of it being brake fluid.

It’s going to pour again here soon and I have it dry as a bone currently. So we’ll see if there’s a new pool of water or not. Fingers crossed that MAYBE that pool of water was just kicked in from my shoes. (Seems like a lot of water for that to be the case though)


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