Water leaking into cab

[83 K20]

I have water leaking in through my kick panel and was wondering if the water was supposed to be passing through there because I know people replace them with speaker i replaced the stripping on the hood to the cowl and around the hindges

 

[yevgenievich]

It might be originating from the windshield

 

[donnieray]

On my 84K10 the weather strip on the backside of the kick panel passenger side had deteriorated and was allowing water into the cab through the vent opening. I replaced it with some high quality stripping and sealed it up. Hasn't leaked in two years.

 

[Rusty Nail]

One guy found water leaking through the parking brake bolt holes...the trailer park dude...

There is a TON of good info in this bookmarked thread.

https://www.gmsquarebody.com/threads/water-on-floor.15825/

 

[Tank6x2]

Check your windshield tray below the cowling that’s there, once had a hole in my old unit rust through plugging up full of pine needles, but likely hood is slim I’d lean towards the window seal like previously suggested

 

[83 K20]

my question is that if water is supposed to run in between the kick panel and the outter part where the blower motor is

 

[83 K20]

I know the windshield is all good because I took the windshield out and then repaired all the rust that was hidden behind the rubber then I put all new rubber in their when I had the windshield put back in the cowl is all clean and the trucks been garaged since I repainted it I’m just chasing this leak

 

[yevgenievich]

Water run inside the cowl area down the drains on both sides behind lower rear section of the fender.

 

[Rusty Nail]

But that correct answer has already been given to you once.

One guy found water leaking through the parking brake bolt holes...the trailer park dude...

There is a TON of good info in this bookmarked thread.

https://www.gmsquarebody.com/threads/water-on-floor.15825/

Buy ya a book, send you to school, **** I can't make ya click the links!



At least you showed up to class and I guess that's somethin.

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