I have not used the Yeti for a few days. My wife got into it today and got wet feet there is water in both footwells more so on the passenger side Has anyone else had this problem?

Only from snow on my shoes that's melted

I have not used the Yeti for a few days. My wife got into it today and got wet feet there is water in both footwells more so on the passenger side Has anyone else had this problem?

For interest, was it parked on the flat ?.

Has it got a sunroof? If so, drain hoses could be blocked/kinked/wrongly routed.

Edited 11 March, 201610 yr by speedsport

Yes it has a sunroof. Where abouts are the drain holes? It was parked front down by about 6"

I had this problem on a Roomster from new. It had a recall to reseal the windscreen, removed the screen replaced the seal and refitted, no further trouble. Apparently the robot that extrudes the seal took a one second break each time and it left a gap in the seal.

 

Fred 

I had this problem on a Roomster from new. It had a recall to reseal the windscreen, removed the screen replaced the seal and refitted, no further trouble. Apparently the robot that extrudes the seal took a one second break each time and it left a gap in the seal.

 

Fred

What next!

Robots taking a smoko!

I had this on my L&K.

An inch of water on the pax side after heavy rain.

It was a kinked drain tube,fixed under warranty.

I had no more problems,but I decided I could live without a sunroof on my latest Yeti.

OOOfffff easy solution, drill some holes in the floorpan , problem solved  ; - D)

OOOfffff easy solution, drill some holes in the floorpan , problem solved  ; - D)

 

Did that on my Mini!!

Did that on my Mini!!

My old Mini did it all by itself!

luv it, my marlin (pic <- left) has them in the marine ply floor