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The grommet is the sunroof drain. Wish you'd posted how to remove that cowl...

I needed to see you replace the glass bro

Thank's a lot brother

Good job my friend. Video is very helpful.

Very very helpful! Thank you for sharing!!

Thank you for posting this…. Nice catch

thanks brotha

You’re a godsend. Thank you so much from a girl that knows nothing about cars. I might actually be able to do something myself.

One of the greatest videos on TH-cam thank you.

thank you!!!

I'm pretty sure that grommet is where the drain hose from the channel around the sun roof (on cars that have one) drains out. Y'know, in case you were wondering why the hell Honda put a f**ing hole there in the first place! Another thing that can happen is that same hose comes loose from behind on the inside and just DUMPS water onto your floor. Anyway, thanks for the help; pretty sure the first solution you mentioned is what's causing my leak, since I vividly remember throwing away the felt seal between the windshield and cowl while saying something like, "Well, clearly I'll never need this!"

Thanks man. Where are the remaining parts of the process? Video 2 and 03 ?

Thank god dude! Recently had rust fixed and the dude pulled this out and one on the same side but on the rear... thank you didn't know this was even there

Hi man, i'm from France, thanks for the work, i'm actually annoyed by the leak of water, on both drive and passenger side, in my civic ek hatch, do you know if the grommet has to be in the other side of the car ? Thanks a lot again very helpful.

Thats crazy man, something like this with mine also but on the drivers side instead and it is coming from an area above my fuse box on the panel somewhere, helpful tho

Thank you so much. Your video saved me lots of time.

Do you have the window on replacing the window itself?

Your awesome! I’ve been chasing this leak forever! Thanks!

Thank you so much! I’m confident opening that thing now, someone or some how my window broke :(

Wouldn’t work with the zip tie, so I put a jubilee clamp on, now it works fine .. Thanks for the video great help ..

This is fantastic! Way better than any other video in this problem. Thanks man!

Bro such a big help. Dang

Thanks for posting this. Mine's a 2014 F-250, too, but it has the crazy-heavy tailgate. One assist is not enough -- wore out my first assist. Thinking about trying with two -- your video showed me how.

Great video ..thanks

Thank you so much! Hope you still have your civic ! Nice car!

I wish I was there to help record but you did a good job I like doin shit like this

Nice bro... You save my day I've been searching it for a week... Big help...👍

Broke my small window to get into the car and grab my keys lmao, this will help when I go to replace it in a few days thanks ton

Alternatively easier way to check is to undo the wheel fender Linder pull it back a little and it’s visible from there just found mine was leaking from the help of this video as the previous owner ran sub wires through this hole and removed the grommet.

Nice 👍 you just save the day 😊

I have this issue, i think. Where the water is getting into the driver side floor board. i ripped up the floor rug and the carpet. and the floor is wet. I took my coupe to a person who i thought would of fixed it, and we had a bit of rain last night and its still a bit wet. The hood or around the hood hinge was sealed off with new sealant. and so now after watching your vid this would make sense too. A lot of sense ! lol i will have to try this just as a process of elimination. Thanks lets see what i find on the side of the fender i rather it be as simple as a grommet. 😀. By the way 03 Civic Coupe 5speed lx 2003k miles lol

I hope this helps me my floor has been wet for 2 years

Dam bro, what a legend for being the first to figure this out and putting this out there for all Hondas civic 90s owners such as myself as a heads up. Thanks, I really appreciate this new info.

Good info thanks

About to sound proof my doors panels Thank you for the video :0

Thanks man! I appreciate you giving me the confidence I needed to tackle a small issue I had on the inside of my door. Sounded like a leaf or something that would start blowing inside under speed of 40 mph to 75 mph, Took it apart in no time and found the culprit. Not a leaf but paper from the factory that had come loose and was stuck on the inside panel banging on the plastic.

very informative great help thanks for sharing

Dude, I know this video is old but man, it's the only one out there. Thank you so much. I didn't have to remove anything but the factory air box, and the coolant line you explained. Had a tough time finding an 8th in drive breaker bar or even socket wrench to get that center lower nut off the head. I made sure to go easy buy I used wd40 as all the nuts on the manifold were from 98 and never been touched. Rust killed me and I didn't wanna strip anything. Let the wd40 soak for an hour or so as I was hanging with some buddies and drinkin. Dousted it a few times and is was pretty easy. This video helped me alot. Got yourself a sub now.

Thanks for the video. Please don’t apologize, you’re the one busting your hands so I don’t have to. I got the idea, it’s a good starting point.

Good video 👍

about to attempt this while the door is stuck closed. wish me luck

On my 98 LX sedan there is a bolt on the bottom of the intake that runs vertically. It can only be reached from underneath but it's easy with enough extensions. Looking up from the inner portion of the drivers side axle, I used a flashlight but it's there on mine. I just pulled the throttle body off, then removed the intake for more room to deal with the old paper gasket. Good video & great advice on that center bolt with the route you took.

Good video bro 👌🏽😎

Amazing video fam !

Thanks Mate, great video for helping the community! The rubber plug is for the Civic's without a sunroof, otherwise there is a drain hose running from the sunroof and exits from that hole. I am going to check mine now to see if its in place or not.

I enjoyed video its real man!

i have a problem on my 1999 honda civic lx it wont start .. i need to clean the water inside the intake manifold to start the car idont no what were is the leak where is the water or the or the oil coming from i need help thanks

Gonna check mine out and see if it works

My passenger floor is a swimming pool so maybe this is the problem! Thank you!

Good tip bro. I've been in the Honda game since 2000 and this is the first time I've seen this tip ever mentioned. Not even in the old forums. A1 sauce!