Where is the water leakage under the co-pilot seat of the Bora car?
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Bora car co-pilot seat under the water is the air conditioning evaporator condensate water. The following is about the Bora related introduction: 1, Introduction: Bora is a classic model under Volkswagen. The interior of the new Bora draws on the minimalist and symmetrical design style of the high-end model Magotan, highlighting a steady and atmospheric feel. 2, Exterior design: The new Bora adopts the Volkswagen family-style front face design, with layered headlights using a wing-type design, which has a strong three-dimensional sense. Compared with the current model, the design of the rear of the car has changes in the outline and light groups, and the body lines are also quite different from the current Bora, becoming more smooth, while adopting a newly designed aluminum alloy wheel style.
I've been repairing cars for over a decade, and water accumulation under the front passenger seat of a Bora is quite common. It's most likely due to a clogged or detached air conditioning drain pipe. This pipe is located behind the glove box, and if the drainage is obstructed, water can backflow into the cabin. Also, check the sunroof drain holes; if they're blocked by leaves or mud, water can seep down from the A-pillar. If the door seals are aged or improperly installed, rainwater can flow down the door panel and under the seats. Additionally, if the heater core is cracked, leaking coolant can also cause wetness. Lastly, inspect the floor pan sealant; if it's damaged, water can seep in during car washes or heavy rain. I recommend first cleaning the air conditioning drain hole, then lifting the carpet to locate the leak. Don't delay, as prolonged moisture can lead to mold and unpleasant odors.
