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Originally Posted by jsoto
I actually don't check the floorboard when it rains. But when it's predicted for a 24-36 hr soaker, I do make it a bi yearly process to keep it in the elements to see if there is water.
I'm not correlating the roof drain lines though - it was not on my radar, it would ~overflow~...I'll have to put on my thinking cap, but in my mind, no extra amount of overflow should lead to water in the floorboard.
Once that floorboard get wet, it takes +++++ to get it dry. I can't imagine that overflow we speak of is acceptable...
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I just know that at least a couple times a year somebody reports mystery water in the foot well and it's almost always determined to be the roof drains. I don't know how the water works it's way there but probably just inside the a pillar trim. I would pull the trim and check for moisture. Then I would blow out the drain tube as there is likely some debris that is slowing the drain.
Very unlikely the water ingress came through the door. I once drove through a flood where the water was almost to my door handle outside and water barely squeaked through.
If not the roof drains it would most likely be a windshield seal.
You could remove the a pillar trim and pour a bunch of water on the roof to confirm.