2010 water in rear passenger driverside footwell

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HI all,

i have noticed that when it has been raining the rear driverside passenger footwell fills up with water. It seems to be bubbling up from the floor of the car. Could this be a blocked water drain? If so where can i find it to clear it out?

Thanks

Ryan
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Hi Ryan
ullmanio wrote:HI all,

i have noticed that when it has been raining the rear driverside passenger footwell fills up with water. It seems to be bubbling up from the floor of the car. Could this be a blocked water drain? If so where can i find it to clear it out?

Thanks

Ryan

I would start with the rear door seal, then the boot seal. Check all around for damage. I am not aware of any drain points that would cause problems in the rear foot well.
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