Why is the rear drivers floor board wet no windows have been opened

Asked by Lauran411 Mar 24, 2014 at 06:07 PM about the 2014 Nissan Altima 2.5 SV

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2nd time this has happened bought new in November

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Fun_363 answered 10 years ago

I had a vehicle that did that and it turned our to be the back windscreen. the water can run down the wheel arch and get in any where. if it is, you'll never find it. trust me, if there's a way for water to get in, it will find it.

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Msboo23 answered 8 years ago

Others have had this problem, there is a factory defect that their wasn't a recall,for. It should be fixed by the dealer for free. It has something to do with the windshield leaking when it rains.

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