My old Z had this same problem come up, nissan changed the rubber on the passenger side, but to no avail. Good luck bud
Can you cut a small hole in the passenger carpet and use that to seal the hole? It's not the best but compared to the wiring loom, 100x better. If it's anything like the driver's side, it will be high enough up to not be visible |
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So now I wash my car once every 3-6 months because I'm fearful (my car smelled for months before I knew the problem), and I drive 80 miles each way to go back to the dealer, complain, plead that they replace the fuckíng thing but the guy ends up installing some 3M caulk tape... |
I had the same issue with my Nismo when they installed the built in Radar detector and custom stereo in my car.
One of the retards at custom sounds forgot to..... Have you had anything added to your car? |
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I have seen this used on other cars with water leaks with great success. But the **** they use for repairing soles on running shoes. It comes in a jar much like rubber cement and also has a brush so you can really push it into the openings.
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Anyone know of any good tape that can withstand all types of weather? Maybe if we tape the entire grommet with the wires far enough out, it can prevent the leak?
I was thinking about using electrical tape but not sure how it will hold up against Chicago weather. |
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Fortunately I think it only leaks when I use a pressurized spray. |
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http://www.the370z.com/attachments/d...lure-fix-4.jpg
Is it coming through that harness there? If so, that sucks. Where I put my radar detector wiring lol Guess I'm gonna have to goo it too... |
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I made a hole in the grommet and had to use silicone to seal around. I accidentally broke the clip which holds the grommet down. Any suggestions? Can I add a bracket with a screw of some type which will hold the grommet down.
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Fixed the water leak from grommet. Turns out the clip I broke which kept the grommet in place, left a hole in the plastic. Since the grommet still had one clip left I ended up using a bungee cord. I took the hook and placed it through the hole on the plastic in the grommet and pushed the other side through the fire wall. I then placed the grommet into place and pulled on the bungee cord on the inside of the car and hooked the other side to a plastic clip on the heater fan. Took car through car wash and no water leaking inside voila.
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I fixed the leak recently.
I used RTV and created a gasket under the grommet. Worked like a charm. Now I have no more leaks. Just for those that are wondering how to fix it. |
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