Perhaps a bad door seal?
Hole in floor?
Rear windshield seal?
Trunk seal? (check trunk area for water under spare tire etc.) Perhaps a bad door seal?
Hole in floor?
Rear windshield seal?
Trunk seal? (check trunk area for water under spare tire etc.)
The most likely reason is that the passenger side CV joint is worn out, and needs to be replaced.
94 E 250 with 5.8 V8 sensor is on the exhaust pipe coming out of the engine on the passenger side. Access is from underneath just behind the front passenger side tire.
No, its not coming back.
my 1995 Trooper had same problem it was the crankshaft position sensor located on the middle passenger side of the motor. I will remove the passenger side front tire and it is behind the shock, tight fit but can be done.
Behind the engine hanging on the firewall. look from passenger side. looks like a silver coffee can with black hoses coming off of it.
Not sure but it could be that the car's heater unit water has air in it. If so I believe this can be caused by exhaust gases coming from a leaking cylinder head gasket.
person coming from behind
Behind the passenger side tire on the steering rack. It should have a wiring harness with 2 wires coming off of it.
It is in the lower line coming out of the condenser coil. Remove right side (passenger side) turn signal . It's located behind the light.
It is a small hose behind the motor, under the car. sometime is stoped with dirt and the water coming inside de car at the passenger side.
The description is too imprecise. If it's a 2012 I suggest you take it to the dealer and have it checked while it is under warranty.
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