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Why is my car floor wet when it rains?
I was parked on the street during a rainstorm. Now the inside of my car is wet. What gives? Why is my car floor wet when it rains?
Nick Kunze · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Your car floor is wet when it rains due to a leak or deteriorating weatherstripping. The only way water gets into a closed car is if there is a hole somewhere or if the weatherstripping is bad.
Weatherstripping is the rubber that lines all your car’s glass. This rubber can wear down, peel off, or become a weak seal. All these can allow water to get into your car, leaving your floor wet.
You can try and fix this issue yourself or head to a mechanic to get your car waterproofed again.
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