2013 Juke sat in the driveway for several rainy days without being driven. When I got in it the floors were saturated with water. Dismantled trim, removed seats, carpet, and Styrofoam inserts and drained approximately five gallons of water from both passenger, and driver's side of vehicle.
I want to know if anyone else has reported this problem, where the water got in at?
If I know where the water is getting in at, I can fix the proclem.
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While inside cabin with all windows up and doors closed - using a flashlight - look for water intrusion as a helper sprays water from garden hose onto vehicle..
Start at windshield perimeter area first.. It’s a good thing carpet has been removed - easier to locate leaks - water not running in behind the carpet.
Good luck!
I have a 2012 juke, same thing happens. It actually ruined the transmission module under driver seat. After two weeks scratching my head, I found it.
Under the plastic cowl cover under hood. Body joint calking is old and crusty, you need to clean them and reseal with rubberized caulking.
After one day, drench area with hose, you will have no more leak.
Mine was coming in both front. Floors and filling all six compartments, and to think Nissan could not find the problem is a joke!!
No sunroof.
While inside cabin with all windows up and doors closed - using a flashlight - look for water intrusion as a helper sprays water from garden hose onto vehicle.. Start at windshield perimeter area first.. It’s a good thing carpet has been removed - easier to locate leaks - water not running in behind the carpet. Good luck!