What Causes Water Leakage in the Rear Seats of a Car?
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The specific reasons for water leakage in the rear seats of a car are as follows: 1. Poor sealing of the trunk rubber strip leading to water leakage. 2. Blockage of the drainage holes in the trunk lid causing water to leak into the rear seats. 3. Poor sealing of the tail lights resulting in water leakage into the rear seats. 4. Inadequate sealing of the drainage holes beneath the spare tire well leading to water leakage into the rear seats. Solutions: 1. Clear the drainage holes: If you hear noticeable water sounds when opening/closing doors or while driving, it indicates water accumulation in the trunk. Simply use a thin wire or small screwdriver to clear the drainage holes. 2. Replace the sealing strips: Replace the sealing strips for the trunk and rear doors to enhance the car's sealing and prevent further water leakage. 3. Visit a 4S shop for inspection and repair.