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  1. 09-02-2019, 08:26 PM #1
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    Default Holden vx footwell leak

    Hey guys I've got a bad leak coming into my drivers side floor it's a vx commo with only 70000k im not cluded up on commos im a hq holden fan any common faults going on here with this bad leak?
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  2. 10-02-2019, 09:24 AM #2
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    no doubt its the heater core on those. could be leaking windscreen with the rain FNQ has been getting.. but i'd bet its the heater core.
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    Ifs it the heater core should I be missing some coolent? Some1 told me the gasket around the door speaker it's common but I thought I'd check with other vx owners b4 I dismantled the door card as there's not 1 single scratch inside the interior
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    If it has A/C, check the drain pipe isn't plugged up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EH179 View Post
    If it has A/C, check the drain pipe isn't plugged up.
    a/c drain pipe is on the passenger side on VT-VY models if I recall correctly

    also the fact that there is no mention of a stink or smell
    says it is not the heater core (coolant reeks!)

    but on VT-VX models on the drivers side, it is known for the
    water to get in 2 ways.. thru hardened and cracked windscreen glue
    or water running down the firewall in thru one of the glued firewall/floor
    joints

    dry it, get a hose and start testing
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    Also take the door trim off and check the seal behind it as I have seen water leaking through those.
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    as there's not 1 single scratch inside the interior
    got to check though mate, may not be a scratch but there's water in the cabin.
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