check your blower motor, located under the dash board. its on the passenger side. if the leak is on the drivers side, i have no clue. but my hubby's car is leaking water from the blower motor on the passenger side. found out at the car wash...
Typically that leak is caused by a leak in the heating system. The heater core is under the dashboard, just above the passenger side.
Loose hose clamp or fitting? Thermostat housing loose? Expands when gets hot
depends on how much water, but in all probability, yes
Perhaps there is a leak in one of the windows or sunroof; or perhaps from the engine compartment under the dashboard.(wild guess)
Probably have a leak in the heater core>
There is obviously a leak in either the firewall/cowl area or the window seal.
Are you running the air conditioner? If the drain line is plugged, it will leak water (condensation) onto the passenger side floor.
Dry up the water. Take the car to a car wash and spray it good around doors and windows. If a leak is not visible then check the floor during rain storms while driving to see if water is coming in through a leak in the floor.
sometimes window liners tend to leak.
I had a hot water heater leak about two months ago now kitchen floor has gone bad what will insurance company pay for?
It's unlikely (but not impossible) that it's the floor leaking. It's more probable that there's a leak eitherin the heater core, or in the ventilation air intake plenum.
If tiles feel warm to the touch, it may indicate the presence of a water leak. Hot water pipes running beneath the tiles may be leaking, causing the tiles to heat up. Other signs of a water leak may include dampness or water stains on the walls or floor, a musty odor, or a spike in water bills. It is important to address a suspected water leak promptly to prevent further damage and potential health hazards from mold growth. It is recommended to seek the assistance of a professional plumber or contractor to identify and fix the water leak.