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Water Leak In Rear Driver Footwell Ford Fiesta 2010

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Hi I need some help,yesterday I noticed behind my driver seat the footwell was saturated,my warranty

ran out 3 days back,I still rang ford customer service kicking off apparently the warranty only

covers you for a year on leaks!!

I could cry to be honest,it's taken 4 kitchen rolls to soak it all up.I will now have to take it in to

a ford garage to sort it,unless anyone else has had this problem.Please help someone :)



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Hi it gets worse on closer inspection the driver side his saturated also,thus why the back is,anyone any ideas why.

You could check the door/window seals or the rubber grommets in the floor ( if it has them ) try lifting or removing the carpet sit in the car while someone plays a hosepipe over the doors/ windows to see if you can spot it it could be a leakingheater matrix although you'dsee that in your coolant levels

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Hi I have the same problem.... I have found the water is getting into the car from the boot so check if your boot mat is wet.

On mine water seams to be coming in by the light running along the top of the floorpan under the rear seat and onto the floor in the back.. I have been told its a common fault due to the rubber seals on the light drying out or going hard and not creating the correct seal.. silicone sealer is what im going to use on mine over the weekend if it doesn't work ill repost on Monday. ... Hope this helps (had similar problem with escort, orion & scorpio over the years all self solved the same way) if you do it.... dont forget to dry the car out properly first and only use silicone on the back of the lights out of sight when the unit is replaced

Hi I need some help,yesterday I noticed behind my driver seat the footwell was saturated,my warranty

ran out 3 days back,I still rang ford customer service kicking off apparently the warranty only

covers you for a year on leaks!!

I could cry to be honest,it's taken 4 kitchen rolls to soak it all up.I will now have to take it in to

a ford garage to sort it,unless anyone else has had this problem.Please help someone :)

Go on twitter and Follow @fordservice_uk and tweet them that you are not happy at ford customer service you will get a private message on there from them asking for your phone number.

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