2000 Concorde Wet carpet - driver side

[skidoo1]

i have a 2000 concorde and the drivers side carpet gets soaked everytime it
rains. Can someone tell me where the drains are located on the car? I am
guessing they may be plugged and leaking back into the car. Any help is
appreciated.
Thanks.
Brian

 

[Bill Putney]

i have a 2000 concorde and the drivers side carpet gets soaked everytime it
rains. Can someone tell me where the drains are located on the car? I am
guessing they may be plugged and leaking back into the car. Any help is
appreciated.
Thanks.
Brian

Brian,
Check out these two recent threads on the 300M ezBoard about similar
300M problems:
http://p209.ezboard.com/f300menthusiastsclubfrm8.showMessage?topicID=718.topic,
and
http://p209.ezboard.com/f300menthusiastsclubfrm8.showMessage?topicID=729.topic

You should find the clues you need to solve the problem in those
threads.

Bill Putney
(to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my
address with "x")

 

[mic canic]

have you had a windshield replaced ????

 

[skidoo1]

I haven't had the windshield replaced in the car. thanks for the reply...
Hopefully someone out here will have some info on this.
Thanks again.

 

[skidoo1]

Thanks for the info... The first thread must have been deleted buti checked
out the second thread.

Thanks again.
BK

 

[Bill Putney]

Thanks for the info... The first thread must have been deleted buti checked
out the second thread.

Thanks again.
BK

Try them again. I just tried both links and they worked for me. Make
sure the coma at the tail end of the first link is not getting copied to
the URL line - maybe that's the problem?

Bill Putney
(to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my
address with "x")

 

[mic canic]

what you want to do is pull up the threshold trim on the door seal and look
for the seals ends if they are rusty you can bet a water test will show you
the sael is leaking there
i would also look at the upper rear corner were the seal follows the
pinchweld and see if it's sagging there they usually drop down a 1/2 inch or
so in the corners