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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » corsa c drivers footwell wet » Post Reply
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| davieslim |
posted on 7th Mar 12 at 23:50 |
2 common issues on the c are leaks which cause either of the 2 front footwells to get soaked, on the drivers side its as said above the seal on the plate for the servo, its a time consuming job but well worth doing it, on the passengerside the seal on the fusebox cover can fail causing the water to run in as well, thats a nice easy fix with either a new seal or line of sealant, if you dont want ot do either job just park it pointing down hill :) | |
| am4nf |
posted on 7th Mar 12 at 22:49 |
Cheers guys al check the above out | |
| vx-scottw |
posted on 7th Mar 12 at 22:01 |
heater matrix radiator pipes are close to the foot well or if you have a hole like i did | |
| Stuart H |
posted on 7th Mar 12 at 22:00 |
quote: This , a bit of a cunt to do iirc , there's a how to on corsa c if ye have a look | |
| GB123 |
posted on 7th Mar 12 at 21:22 |
Could be a few things: scuttle, door seals, or the seal around the brake servo can get soaked with water and leaks in above the brake pedal. | |
| DERV-POWER |
posted on 7th Mar 12 at 21:20 |
there a plate that brake servo bolts on to , there is a seal on the plate that leaks | |
| fazza |
posted on 7th Mar 12 at 21:15 |
does the loom come in through the bulkhead in same place like it does on a corsa b? my old B did it because the rubber grommet had come away | |
| am4nf |
posted on 7th Mar 12 at 21:09 |
I know the passenger footwell is a common problem, but any ideas why the drivers side would be soaking? |