Great thank you Ive got the same issue. I also had a leak coming in by my blower motor or resistor thing and fixed it with caulk I think. So far ok. This is my 4th chevy 2 Suburbans 2 Tahoes I spend more time working on them then driving them . I must have a screw loose
Same problem on the Passenger side. Your video gave me something else to check. The first thing I did was replace my windshield because it was cracked, and I thought maybe it had a bad seal. The next thing I did was reseal the access panel under the cowling which is directly above the Blower motor. Still leaked. SMH So yesterday I removed the RF inner wheel well to see if I could see the drain system, but you can’t it’s inside the part of the fender between the fender and the door jam. When I had the wheel well off I poured water in the center of the cowling to double check the water was draining ok. I also poured water in the sunroof drains and both the left and right drained as they should. By this time I was out of ideas until I saw your video. Thanks I’ll follow up later to let you know if your suggested fix worked. Update. It turned out your cause wasn’t mine, but I did finally discover how the water was getting in. Under the access panel under the cowling is the intake box for the blower fan. I pulled off the cover to the fan under the dash and removed the fan. It’s just a twist on and off and that’s where the water was . I could see it was getting by the cheap ass foam gasket for the intake box. So after I removed the cowling again and the access cover which I sealed up like Fort Knox a few days ago I got access to the box again. The problem is you can’t easily squirt sealant around if you need to put on a finger and apply it that way. I applied a lot then resealed the access cover. If my finger application doesn’t fix the problem I’m going to drill some drain holes where the water always runs to. Have a nice day.
broooooooooooo im so glad i got to see this i bet this is my exact problem i cant wait to check now. Every one of us, its cus we are audio heads and had to upgrade the sound system lol. i could not for the life of me get that rubber surround back onto that plastic insert, its like you have to be pulling the insert out to be able to get that sleeve onto it but you just cant, idk how they did it that needs its own video lmao. thanks for this bro.
I very much appreciate you going to the trouble to make this video. I had the same problem on my 2001 suburban, I opened up the holes like you did and it stay dry now. Thank you!! PS My grommets looked good but they leaked. I had never done anything to them.
Thank god for more than one person having this problem lol suffering alone sucks and thanks for the video my 05 Sierra has this problem and my cousins 05 Silverado does to should be able to fix after this video
thank you so much for posting this. with all the rain this week down in SA i noticed my truck had a leak. Hopefully tomorrow ill have this issue resolved. thanks !
I have a 1999 gmc 1500 and the drivers side gets super wet even if I don't drive it when it rains I thought it was coming up from the road hopefully I can see if mines doing the same thing as yours ty for the video. My floor is soaked right now been storming past few days
Thanks for the video. Having the same issue. By poking a hole in there, where does it drain to? Outside the truck or into the rocker? Just don’t want to cause another issue. Thanks
Thanks bro, had a passenger door floor leak on my 2000 single cab seirra. I thought it was the heater core maybe, but didnt smell anti freeze. Sure enough your video fixed the problem thank you!
This just happen to me on my 03 Silverado reg cab only on passenger side I have vinyl floors so takes longer ho get dry can I plz show us or let us know what you use to make the holes thanks
couldn't see hole with the finger in the way...LOL...but what did you use a srewdriver or what? I'm having same issue in my 01...fixed the leak under cowl that caused a short and flooded my blower motor, now driver side is flooded!! I have tools, just don't want to make to big of a hole, don't need bugs getting up and in!!! (Florida)
At 2:44, You can see a little plastic tip, and small metal plate in the middle, well in front, all around that is just foam, I just took all of it out, till the water I poured wouldn't just sit, but drained. And yes I used a screw driver to tare thru the foam, cause it was a bit tough.
234dilligaf remove both windshield wiper arms and the windshield washer nozzles. Remove the black plastic cowl cover. It's a cover under the cowl you'll have to pry it off, clean it up and put a bead of silicon around it.
me personally I wouldn't drill that hole just another spot for us to develop especially if it is in direct contact with outside I would just replace that rubber grommet you should be able to unhook those wires at one point on its harness inside that door or even before the door to replace it easily I wouldn't want that water in there at all even if it does drain out
I don't know much about speakers, but if you have no sound, And youve never changed the trucks original speakers, More than likely the original speakers went bad...
my eyes might be bad, but i'm having a little trouble seeing the holes you made. how big did you make them and what did you use to make them. i haven't taken my truck apart yet but when i do i'd like to have the tools ready to make the hole. Thank for the video and any info you could pass on.
Most of what it is holding the water in there, is like black foam that has expanded from the water and heat. I'll say normal wear and tear, or maybe its just to keep the noise low since it is next to the motor and wheels. But the foam expanding has cause the water to sit in there, (on my occasion). So I just used a simple SCREW DRIVER, and tore the foam in there and got it out.
At 2:44, You can see a little plastic tip, and small metal plate in the middle, well in front, all around that is just foam, I just took all of it out, till the water I poured wouldn't just sit, but drained.
bro, you completely jacked that grommet when you ran that speaker wire outside of the grommet. There is absolutely no reason why that wire wouldn't fit through the grommet you just ruined it out of ignorance. It leaks because you jacked it up with your hack install.
Chris Provazek dude if anything you sound ignorant... sure he may not have installed his stuff right but whether you like it or not he has the right to customize whatever he spent a lot of money for. not everybody has to be like you...
Chris Provazek what the hell is your problem, he uploaded a video to help others but the only thing you have to say is a bunch of crap about what he did to his OWN truck!
Instead of drilling holes in your cab, you can order the grommets and boots from Chevy for 20 dollars a piece. These things get old over time and start to leak. You also want your speaker wire running through the inside of that boot.
Miziketee dude are you crazy, to replace those grommets all the wires running in the door need to come out or the whole door needs to be removed from the vehicle. I don’t think most people will be willing to do all of that
Fix it Fast you take the wiring harnesses off on the side of the dash, disconnect the wires from the harness, and replace the boot. I’m in a wheelchair, and did mine in 30-40 minutes. By all means, though, go ahead and drill holes in your body. However, I like my truck too much to do that only to save an hour of labor in the long run.
Great thank you Ive got the same issue. I also had a leak coming in by my blower motor or resistor thing and fixed it with caulk I think. So far ok. This is my 4th chevy 2 Suburbans 2 Tahoes I spend more time working on them then driving them . I must have a screw loose
this is the only video i found on this issue, thanks so much.
Just found water on both sides thanks to this video, waiting for next rainy day , thanks for the vid
Same problem on the Passenger side. Your video gave me something else to check. The first thing I did was replace my windshield because it was cracked, and I thought maybe it had a bad seal. The next thing I did was reseal the access panel under the cowling which is directly above the Blower motor. Still leaked. SMH So yesterday I removed the RF inner wheel well to see if I could see the drain system, but you can’t it’s inside the part of the fender between the fender and the door jam. When I had the wheel well off I poured water in the center of the cowling to double check the water was draining ok. I also poured water in the sunroof drains and both the left and right drained as they should. By this time I was out of ideas until I saw your video. Thanks I’ll follow up later to let you know if your suggested fix worked.
Update. It turned out your cause wasn’t mine, but I did finally discover how the water was getting in. Under the access panel under the cowling is the intake box for the blower fan. I pulled off the cover to the fan under the dash and removed the fan. It’s just a twist on and off and that’s where the water was . I could see it was getting by the cheap ass foam gasket for the intake box. So after I removed the cowling again and the access cover which I sealed up like Fort Knox a few days ago I got access to the box again. The problem is you can’t easily squirt sealant around if you need to put on a finger and apply it that way. I applied a lot then resealed the access cover. If my finger application doesn’t fix the problem I’m going to drill some drain holes where the water always runs to.
Have a nice day.
broooooooooooo im so glad i got to see this i bet this is my exact problem i cant wait to check now. Every one of us, its cus we are audio heads and had to upgrade the sound system lol. i could not for the life of me get that rubber surround back onto that plastic insert, its like you have to be pulling the insert out to be able to get that sleeve onto it but you just cant, idk how they did it that needs its own video lmao. thanks for this bro.
This was the exact problem with mine. Thanks for taking the time to post a video.
I very much appreciate you going to the trouble to make this video. I had the same problem on my 2001 suburban, I opened up the holes like you did and it stay dry now. Thank you!! PS My grommets looked good but they leaked. I had never done anything to them.
Thanks man, it helped a lot. I poke a little hole to drain water and then added RTV around the rubber grommet to prevent water from going in.
Thank god for more than one person having this problem lol suffering alone sucks and thanks for the video my 05 Sierra has this problem and my cousins 05 Silverado does to should be able to fix after this video
thank you so much for posting this. with all the rain this week down in SA i noticed my truck had a leak. Hopefully tomorrow ill have this issue resolved. thanks !
Did you fix it?
Thank you thank you thank you dude. Been struggling with this water forever
I have a 1999 gmc 1500 and the drivers side gets super wet even if I don't drive it when it rains I thought it was coming up from the road hopefully I can see if mines doing the same thing as yours ty for the video. My floor is soaked right now been storming past few days
Thank you after months of looking for this leak. Thank you for the video.
Thanks Man, ill try that fix, same w my 2006 Avalanche
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Thanks for the video. Having the same issue. By poking a hole in there, where does it drain to? Outside the truck or into the rocker? Just don’t want to cause another issue. Thanks
Thx man has the same issue on the driver side. Im going to give it a try 2mrw.
Thanks bro hopefully this helps me I have a 1999 Chevy Silverado and it leaks on both sides
Thanks bro, had a passenger door floor leak on my 2000 single cab seirra. I thought it was the heater core maybe, but didnt smell anti freeze. Sure enough your video fixed the problem thank you!
thank you this helped a lot!
Armando Botello you're welcome !
el firulais nice vid i just sub
jjones blood thanks bud, I'm glad it helped you!
Worked for me! Thanks
Thanks man super informative having same problem
Thankyou very much for posting . This offers more information to the solution
Thanks for the help...... Try to turn your phone 45 degrees so that the whole frame on youtube is used and your video's will look better.
nice truck! and good video!
I think I have the same problem at least I know where to look now thanks
I have an 06 Colorado like you said it's very annoying then your truck gets wet
great video, great explanation and thanks for posting.
awesome video. thanks for the help! i have a 2002 silverado and its the same thing. it helped me out!
How’d y’all get those panels off?
Anyone know what the wires are in the video driver side? Mines soaking wet
nice video thanks for sharing, how did you get rubber hose( vacume hosing looking thing) on the doors back in place?
This just happen to me on my 03 Silverado reg cab only on passenger side I have vinyl floors so takes longer ho get dry can I plz show us or let us know what you use to make the holes thanks
couldn't see hole with the finger in the way...LOL...but what did you use a srewdriver or what? I'm having same issue in my 01...fixed the leak under cowl that caused a short and flooded my blower motor, now driver side is flooded!! I have tools, just don't want to make to big of a hole, don't need bugs getting up and in!!! (Florida)
At 2:44,
You can see a little plastic tip, and small metal plate in the middle, well in front, all around that is just foam, I just took all of it out, till the water I poured wouldn't just sit, but drained.
And yes I used a screw driver to tare thru the foam, cause it was a bit tough.
There's also a cover under the cowl that has a gasket that fails and allows water to leak into the blower box.
Jeffrey Willis. . Mine is leaking there now. How do you get to the gasket?
234dilligaf remove both windshield wiper arms and the windshield washer nozzles. Remove the black plastic cowl cover. It's a cover under the cowl you'll have to pry it off, clean it up and put a bead of silicon around it.
@@jeffreywillis3066 I have that problem in a 2000 Suburban. Thought it was windshield but still getting soaked. Will try what you suggested. Thankyou!
Un pedo at 5:20 😂 ...!!!
It would of been funny if it was one, but no, it was the door squeaking. 😅
Ya just a laugh brother..!! Great video been having the same issue
me personally I wouldn't drill that hole just another spot for us to develop especially if it is in direct contact with outside I would just replace that rubber grommet you should be able to unhook those wires at one point on its harness inside that door or even before the door to replace it easily I wouldn't want that water in there at all even if it does drain out
Thanks, my dude!
Theres also a gasket that craps out under these access panels inside the cowl and water leaks behind the dash and down
Aaron Morales where exactly?
Aaron Morales
How would you get to the one behind the dash?
What’s wrong with your speakers I don’t have sound on mine
I don't know much about speakers, but if you have no sound,
And youve never changed the trucks original speakers,
More than likely the original speakers went bad...
my eyes might be bad, but i'm having a little trouble seeing the holes you made. how big did you make them and what did you use to make them. i haven't taken my truck apart yet but when i do i'd like to have the tools ready to make the hole. Thank for the video and any info you could pass on.
Most of what it is holding the water in there, is like black foam that has expanded from the water and heat. I'll say normal wear and tear, or maybe its just to keep the noise low since it is next to the motor and wheels.
But the foam expanding has cause the water to sit in there, (on my occasion).
So I just used a simple SCREW DRIVER, and tore the foam in there and got it out.
At 2:44,
You can see a little plastic tip, and small metal plate in the middle, well in front, all around that is just foam, I just took all of it out, till the water I poured wouldn't just sit, but drained.
@@elielcreado thanks man
Thanks 🙏
Thank you!!
bro, you completely jacked that grommet when you ran that speaker wire outside of the grommet. There is absolutely no reason why that wire wouldn't fit through the grommet you just ruined it out of ignorance. It leaks because you jacked it up with your hack install.
Chris Provazek maybe you're right, but how would that explain why the passenger side gets wet? If I've never messed with the passenger side?
Chris Provazek dude if anything you sound ignorant... sure he may not have installed his stuff right but whether you like it or not he has the right to customize whatever he spent a lot of money for. not everybody has to be like you...
Chris Provazek what the hell is your problem, he uploaded a video to help others but the only thing you have to say is a bunch of crap about what he did to his OWN truck!
u dum af cris gayboy mine n others on here hav same problem no wire stikin out
@@outoftime788
👌 same prob maybe this will help my Chevy Venture
Thank you
Instead of drilling holes in your cab, you can order the grommets and boots from Chevy for 20 dollars a piece. These things get old over time and start to leak. You also want your speaker wire running through the inside of that boot.
Miziketee dude are you crazy, to replace those grommets all the wires running in the door need to come out or the whole door needs to be removed from the vehicle. I don’t think most people will be willing to do all of that
Fix it Fast you take the wiring harnesses off on the side of the dash, disconnect the wires from the harness, and replace the boot. I’m in a wheelchair, and did mine in 30-40 minutes. By all means, though, go ahead and drill holes in your body. However, I like my truck too much to do that only to save an hour of labor in the long run.
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