Howyadoin,

I'm getting water leakage on the passenger side when it rains. When you accelerate, you can hear a great deal of water sloshing around, and when you brake, it appears to be draining to the floor from a gap in the inside panel below where the a-pillar meets the body. Could this be a blocked sunroof drain, or something else?

Oddly, Alldata doesn't even acknowledge the existence of a sunroof on my truck, so there's no information about the existence of a drain hose for same... Any ideas, hints or other info would be mucho appreciado!

Thanks!

-Mark P.
Ipswich, MA
'95 Rodeo LS

 

I would say blocked sunroof drain or blocked cowl (at bottom of windshield under the plastic parts outside) drain. If you can find the drains and have access to an air compressor you can just blow high pressure air through them to clear out any junk.
Edited by: Gizmo42

 

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Hey, my first Post. Kewl.


I also have the same problem as you, but I have no sunroof. This leakage problem started after I had the windshield replaced. I am thinking that the guys screwed something up. I have rubber mats and they catch the water pretty well. I might get up in there someday and figure that one out, but I think I might try to figure it out by pulling the cowl.

 

Howyadoin,

It ended up being a blockage in the cowl drain.. Thanks!
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