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Old 12-13-2009, 10:21 AM
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First problem with 10 X5 3.5d... Water on Pass floorboard.

So, driving home last night wife took off her shoes and is like "floorboard is all wet". It was soaked. drenched. I assume all the insulation underneath it is all wet as well. When I push on the carpet water gushes up through the holes in the carpet made for the mat velcro retainers.. Sure hope its not going to stink like mildew eventually.

Going to bring it in to BMW first thing tomorrow morning. I'd like to push to get the actual carpet and insulation replaced, but it appears that it is all one piece drive and passenger and I don't want them to tear apart more of the car to fix the problem.

I tested the window (common problem with vapor barrier on other cars) and didn't see anything dripping underneath.

Just pissed. Brand new car.

-jr
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