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[Solved] VW Passat B5 Version: Dealing with Rear Floor Wetness on Passenger Side

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  • #1 16753153
    pacak24
    Level 10  
    Hello, I write because I bought a car vw passat b5 version after lifts only there is a problem with it was not raining it was all ok and now it's autumn is back from the passenger side is wet on the floor I really do not know why I checked under the battery if it is clogged and put in wire half a meter into this hole and it seems to me that there is nothing jammed here is everything ok. So I lifted the chair in the back and pulled out the lining in the back and it is really wet but you can not see anything coming out. And the black film in a way how to deal with it and do so I count on the help of professionals.
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  • #2 16753229
    tapsiu2
    Level 8  
    I suggest to check the outflows from under the glass at the beginning if they are not clogged (left and right)
    it is also worth checking the patency of the outflow from the klima condenser
    and of course, there is no hole in the floor :D
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  • #3 16753252
    moto-kord
    Level 28  
    You must dismantle the door panels and seal the plate screwed to the door.
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  • #4 16753267
    pacak24
    Level 10  
    It's about the 4 holes that are and I have to check the left and right side and how to check and detach them if necessary. how to check the climate of this condenser where it is located, please picture and detailed description.
    And with this floor from the bottom I was looking at it is a built-in plastic housing and it's hard to see because I do not have a channel to check accurately.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    You must dismantle the door panels and seal the plate screwed to the door.

    You can ask for more clearly and possibly some pictures
  • #5 16753276
    moto-kord
    Level 28  
    It's about this sheet VW Passat B5 Version: Dealing with Rear Floor Wetness on Passenger Side
  • #6 16753295
    tapsiu2
    Level 8  
    I do not know about you, but I at home in the re-house just poured some water in the cistern and knit with some flexible wire until the water orders (only the wire can not be sharp, not to stick anything, but hard enough to penetrate any dirt) me these runoffs are rubber do not know how it looks in the passat
    the outflow from the fan is either on the wall behind the engine in the bottom part or in the floor
    enter in google "passat b5 klimy outflow" and it will definitely pop out :)
  • #7 16753308
    pacak24
    Level 10  
    Thanks tomorrow I will look after work and I will write what and how
  • #8 16753326
    moto-kord
    Level 28  
    After removing the sides, you should notice a water leak between the sheet and the door.
  • #9 16896778
    Pawels1004
    Level 1  
    I had a similar problem, but under the lining was about a centimeter of water. The water got a damaged gasket on the base of the cabin filter. I replaced the entire base because, unfortunately, the gasket itself does not exist ..
  • #10 16896844
    autoas
    Level 42  
    As above ..... check if the battery does not float ....
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  • #11 16896876
    zdzichra
    Level 32  
    I had similarly - in truth, in the citroen but ... Check if you do not have a wet liner in the trunk.U mint water was getting into the trunk, the car was often leaning forward and the water from the trunk was dripping on the rear rugs, Wet dry on the back wet .

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around addressing the issue of wetness on the rear passenger side floor of a VW Passat B5. The original poster has checked the battery area for clogs and found no issues. Suggestions from other users include inspecting the drainage from under the windshield, ensuring the climate control condenser's outflow is clear, and checking for leaks around the door panels. One user mentioned a potential problem with the gasket on the cabin filter base, which could lead to water accumulation. Additional advice includes checking for water in the trunk, which may also contribute to the wetness in the rear. Users recommend using flexible wire to clear any blockages in the drainage systems.
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