HomeWhy would a 1992 Chevy Beretta have water standing in rear driver side floorboard?
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2005-09-18 17:39:00
2005-09-18 17:39:00
The rubber seal on the door has a crack, or an area where it it not effectively sealing, and when water from rain rolls down from the top of the car it is following the track of the seal, down into the inside of the car. The ONLY resolve for this I have found is to replace that rubber seal.
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