Boxster passenger seat leak
Boxster passenger seat leak
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Pikey66

Original Poster:

5 posts

66 months

Friday 3rd July 2020
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Hi.

The alarm went off on my boxster this afternoon, and windows were open around 4" when I got into car to try and turn off, noticed rear spoiler fault on dash, and passenger seat carpet soaking. I've dried it out best I can, but see on forums there's a control box under seat, which if water damaged, sets off this chain of faults. What would my next step be in getting things sorted. It's a 987s. Thanks.. Andrew.

Mariosbt

2,452 posts

87 months

Saturday 4th July 2020
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Has the rain come in through the open window? You do get a lot of water problems due to the membranes Failing in the doors which leads to the bottom of the door cards being soaked. Good luck with it pal. Somebody on here will have the solution. smile

Pikey66

Original Poster:

5 posts

66 months

Saturday 4th July 2020
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Not had the car that long, and only rained last few days really. Can't say I've noticed it before..

edc

9,473 posts

272 months

Saturday 4th July 2020
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Remove seat, remove carpet, dry carpet, mop up, if it's the first time hair dryer or something to dry out the controller under seat. Maybe remove rear bulkhead carpet to dry. Identify leak, probably rear drains or split under clam foam, fix or clear drain holes, pour water to test fix. Pray and drive.

Mariosbt

2,452 posts

87 months

Saturday 4th July 2020
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edc said:
Remove seat, remove carpet, dry carpet, mop up, if it's the first time hair dryer or something to dry out the controller under seat. Maybe remove rear bulkhead carpet to dry. Identify leak, probably rear drains or split under clam foam, fix or clear drain holes, pour water to test fix. Pray and drive.
‘ Kinell.. did you get all that? frown

Pikey66

Original Poster:

5 posts

66 months

Monday 6th July 2020
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Gone into local porsche specialist. Unit needs changing and programming.. 😔