Help with wet spot on floormat under glove box!!!
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Help with wet spot on floormat under glove box!!!
I found a wet spot on my passenger floormat today under the glove box near the door panel. We did have some rain today, but have had the car a month now and never had the problem before. I bought the car used and last week noticed that there was no windsheild washer fluid. Could these be linked or could something else be leaking into the car????? Any suggestions appreciated.
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What model year is your car?
Some have a gizmo in the glove box by which you can cool the glovebox, presumably when you have a beverage in there you want to keep cool. (I think the whole idea is silly, and while my MB has it, I won't use it.)
The way it works is that you turn a knob inside the glovebox and it allows cold air from the air conditioner to flow into the glovebox, or turning the knob the opposite direction closes off the path of the air to the glovebox.
I'm wondering if your glovebox is somehow getting cold and then dripping condensed moisture from the atmosphere.
Some have a gizmo in the glove box by which you can cool the glovebox, presumably when you have a beverage in there you want to keep cool. (I think the whole idea is silly, and while my MB has it, I won't use it.)
The way it works is that you turn a knob inside the glovebox and it allows cold air from the air conditioner to flow into the glovebox, or turning the knob the opposite direction closes off the path of the air to the glovebox.
I'm wondering if your glovebox is somehow getting cold and then dripping condensed moisture from the atmosphere.
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What model year is your car?
Some have a gizmo in the glove box by which you can cool the glovebox, presumably when you have a beverage in there you want to keep cool. (I think the whole idea is silly, and while my MB has it, I won't use it.)
The way it works is that you turn a knob inside the glovebox and it allows cold air from the air conditioner to flow into the glovebox, or turning the knob the opposite direction closes off the path of the air to the glovebox.
I'm wondering if your glovebox is somehow getting cold and then dripping condensed moisture from the atmosphere.
Some have a gizmo in the glove box by which you can cool the glovebox, presumably when you have a beverage in there you want to keep cool. (I think the whole idea is silly, and while my MB has it, I won't use it.)
The way it works is that you turn a knob inside the glovebox and it allows cold air from the air conditioner to flow into the glovebox, or turning the knob the opposite direction closes off the path of the air to the glovebox.
I'm wondering if your glovebox is somehow getting cold and then dripping condensed moisture from the atmosphere.
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The spot doesn't smell sweet. Just like a wet floormat. No other evidence is a leak from the window or door either. Ill look into the drain. The cabin filter is in a close location to where the spot is. Any thing that could be causing it from that?
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Read this thread:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...knob-used.html
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Cool what electronics connected to the ipod/aux interface? My iPod is in the center armrest although it could be in the glovebox. It has no cooling in the center armrest and doesn't get hot.
Read this thread:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...knob-used.html
Read this thread:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...knob-used.html