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Has anyone noticed a common place for the stagea's to leak?

i"m getting water in near the ecu/heater blower

i had one grommit unseated but i checked the area after some rain and it was dry

Is it likely that there is some rust at the bottom of the windscreen? (common problem of vl's)

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Have you still got your passenger side weather strip attached? When I had mine removed (mad.gif) and washed the stagea with the usual pay-n-spray high pressure job, I found if I sprayed too directly at the passenger window seal some water made it into the sill and that's exactly where it ended up... around the ECU/passenger foot well.

Also there seem to be a few people on here who have had to replace their heater core; could be that too I guess?

sounds like heater core to me

+1

common problem for older cars when the coolant becomes old. it rust's through the core and leaks. happened in my other car. i reverted the coolant to heater piping, pulled it out n got it reconditioned for about $60-$70. put it back in and swapped the piping back. All was well! This was a supra so I dont think it will be much more for the stag!

gave me a lifetime warranty as well.

Defs not the heater core, just rain water

weather strip is still in place

i do get water onto the drivers sill tho but i don't think it gets into the car

i reseated a grommet but i didn't think it was causing it, its sunny now so i won't know for a while :/

Defs not the heater core, just rain water

weather strip is still in place

i do get water onto the drivers sill tho but i don't think it gets into the car

i reseated a grommet but i didn't think it was causing it, its sunny now so i won't know for a while :/

its normally a grommet, they get old and split or people push through more wires and cause them to leak, it could also be your drains around where it draws air from for your aircon / heater,

just do a water test with a hose, spend 5 min with water running on one spot then move on start lower and move your way up so water doesnt run over any bits

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