What Causes Water Under the Car Seat?
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There may be several reasons for this: Rainwater entering through the windshield: It is possible that the windshield was not properly closed, allowing rainwater to enter during rainy weather, resulting in water under the car seat. Make sure to close the windows properly to avoid water ingress. Poor door sealing: If the rubber seals are incorrectly installed, repeated closing and squeezing of the doors can cause the seals on both sides to deform, leading to poor sealing of the car. In severe cases, this may even cause water to pour into the car during rain. Sunroof leakage: Pay attention to the waterproofing of the sunroof. The sunroof is sealed with rubber gaskets, so it is important to keep the gaskets free of dust during use, especially in winter or after long-distance travel. Regularly clean them with a duster. Additionally, never force open the sunroof when it is frozen, as this can damage the sunroof motor. Water ingress during car washing: When washing the car, avoid directing high-pressure water jets directly at the seals. This not only easily causes the seals to deform under the pressure of the high-pressure water jets, leading to water ingress, but also significantly damages the seals.