Car Water Leak Found Video Index

This Leon is wet on both sides. It appears the membranes on both rear doors are leaking.

This seven-year-old Peugeot has a water leak through one of the rear lights, probably because the seal around the light has perished or shrunk.

A leak on an older model of Civic. Water is getting in where the side trim panel clips through a hole in the body work.

This Mini was leaking rain water into the boot, and from there the water can get elsewhere.

Once water gets into the car, it makes the whole car damp. If you have a leak you may have noticed your windows steam up, and you begin to get that damp smell. This is a perfect breading ground for bacteria and mould.

This is pretty much a mirror image of our last video showing the rear vent leaking on the driver's side.

Here we are again with another Ford Focus with leaks in those rear air vents behind the bumper, allowing water into the boot and box sections.

This Volkswagen Golf with multiple water leaks again. Here we show how the passenger side door membrane is also leaking.

This VW Golf had a number of leaks, in this video we show how rain water is getting inside the car via an air vent behind the back bumper which is leaking into the boot.

The windscreen and three of the doors were leaking on this Vauxhall Astra.

Another Mini which is leaking through the doors, this time it's coming through the speakers

Footage via our flexi-cam showing how water is leaking in through the rear vent of this Ford Focus.

This is another video showing how water is leaking into the boot of this Ford Focus.

This Ford Focus had water leaking into the boot area from various places, which is a common issue on various models of Ford, and it's usually the same series of issues causing the leaks.

Water splashing up from the road, leaks into the box-section and runs down to the floor in the rear soaking the footwell. We usually find that if one is leaking, the other leaks too.

The first leak we found in this Ford Focus estate car. A leaking rear light causing water to collect in the boot area.

Blocked drainage holes under the cabriolet roof, causing water to get inside the car and makes its way to the floor on both driver and passenger side.

This is the Volvo C70 from the previous page which had blocked drainage on the sunroof, causing rain water to pour down onto the floor on both passenger and driver side.

Here we have a Volvo V 70 in for a water leak procedures and has revealed the front sunroof pipes are blocked which is causing the water to back up run down a-pillars and then escaping through the bottom of the glovebox into both footwells.

Here we have a Mini Countrymen Cooper S that come in for water leak testing, it has been driving the customer mad trying to find the leak.