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    Default Re: Wet Passenger Footwell - Front. – 22-03-2017,10:18 PM
    Hi All,
    so the culprit for the leaking was a split seam, lower windscreen / front wing area ? Would this have been a manufacturing fault, or caused by crash damage, as the wing liner was split too.
    Just curious as there are lots of posts about leaks... mainly blocked plenum drains, or air filter gasket not working.
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    Default Re: Wet Passenger Footwell - Front. – 01-12-2021,11:08 PM
    Hi All,

    Currently dealing with 2015 VW CC issue very similar. VW have had the interior out, carpets up, arch liner out. Cant find the issue. now want 500 to take dash out
     
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    Default Re: Wet Passenger Footwell - Front. – 02-12-2021,09:06 PM
    The seam issue usually allows water in when driving, not usually when the vehicle is static. So a PITA to find.

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    Default Re: Wet Passenger Footwell - Front. – 06-12-2021,06:08 PM
    Is it a design fault, or likely to be accident damage?
     
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    Default Re: Wet Passenger Footwell - Front. – 06-12-2021,06:49 PM
    Design imho

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