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'99 - '06 GM Truck Modifications
Interior
water along floor/door after rain
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<blockquote data-quote="Nasty02Avalanche" data-source="post: 3395" data-attributes="member: 414"><p>It is a known problem, if you would have visited your local GM garage they could have told you about the problem and the solution.</p><p>When the truck was assembled, there is a very good chance that one of the seams in the body was not glued / calked properly.</p><p>The spot where it is leaking can be found online - lot's of other forums such as the Avalanche Fan Club - we all had the same problem as you.</p><p>I did the repair with a dab of windshield urethane, before that, you could not drive it in the wintertime with the heater on the floor, because the carpet was always wet and the blower - hot air would cause the windshield to fog up.</p><p>Just another one of GM's screw ups!</p><p></p><p>The leak is usually on the firewall - behind the carpet in the drivers foot area, behind the brake pedal, or near where the cable for the E Brake is located.</p><p>You can find it with a garden hose and some compressed air!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nasty02Avalanche, post: 3395, member: 414"] It is a known problem, if you would have visited your local GM garage they could have told you about the problem and the solution. When the truck was assembled, there is a very good chance that one of the seams in the body was not glued / calked properly. The spot where it is leaking can be found online - lot's of other forums such as the Avalanche Fan Club - we all had the same problem as you. I did the repair with a dab of windshield urethane, before that, you could not drive it in the wintertime with the heater on the floor, because the carpet was always wet and the blower - hot air would cause the windshield to fog up. Just another one of GM's screw ups! The leak is usually on the firewall - behind the carpet in the drivers foot area, behind the brake pedal, or near where the cable for the E Brake is located. You can find it with a garden hose and some compressed air! [/QUOTE]
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