I was out on the weekend and got in a rather deep hole. I ended up with water in my rear hatch and under the floor??? has any one experienced this yet?
I was in a mud hole and got stuck stirred up the mud good and am now cleaning out the back door and have pulled the plugs on the bottom of the fj and the insulation is soaked?? and did any water come in the inside of the fj??
The rear door has drain holes in the bottom. They will allow water in as well as out. Sitting still in water over the door sills (front or back) is a recipie for disaster. It will get under the rubber mat and cause all sorts of odor and electric problems if not eventually removed. If you suspect water under the mats, remove the sills and inspect under the mat. If the rear door retains water, clean out the holes at the bottom of the door and it will finish draining.
I was in a mud hole and got stuck stirred up the mud good and am now cleaning out the back door and have pulled the plugs on the bottom of the fj and the insulation is soaked?? and did any water come in the inside of the fj??
I don't know, did it? I am not sure I follow you. Are you asking sealevel if his insulation is soaked or what?
Yes I was just asking sealevel about his.
BUt I assume I am going to have to take the seats out and the flooring out to get to the insulation. Take it out then let it dry.
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