07 YDXL Leak on drivers side

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jonfo

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I noticed my carpet getting wet on the drivers side of my 07 YDXL in the front and back along the sill plates. It really soaks into the padding, luckily it doesn't smell bad, yet. I pulled out the sill plates in front and rear and put towels in between the carpet and padding, and padding and floor and got it all soaked out. When it rains hard and I drive, it gets wet again. I was trying to figure out if it is on the front windshield seal, or maybe on the rubber door seals. The door seal seems to be one contiguous piece that runs up around the front door and covers the rear door as well. It is unlikely there is a hole in the floor letting it in as the vehicle is in pretty good shape. I could begin by replacing the door seals I guess as they seem a bit dry rotted. if anyone has an opinion where to begin and who or what type of business (auto body shop, GMC dealer, ?) I should have do this, let me know. Thanks!
 

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I noticed my carpet getting wet on the drivers side of my 07 YDXL in the front and back along the sill plates. It really soaks into the padding, luckily it doesn't smell bad, yet. I pulled out the sill plates in front and rear and put towels in between the carpet and padding, and padding and floor and got it all soaked out. When it rains hard and I drive, it gets wet again. I was trying to figure out if it is on the front windshield seal, or maybe on the rubber door seals. The door seal seems to be one contiguous piece that runs up around the front door and covers the rear door as well. It is unlikely there is a hole in the floor letting it in as the vehicle is in pretty good shape. I could begin by replacing the door seals I guess as they seem a bit dry rotted. if anyone has an opinion where to begin and who or what type of business (auto body shop, GMC dealer, ?) I should have do this, let me know. Thanks!


Hey there,

I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing an issue with your vehicle. If you decide to go to a GMC dealership, I an assist you with locating the nearest dealership to you and set up the appointment. If interested, private message me your zip code.

Have a great day,

Jennifer T.
GM Customer Care
 

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Mine does that when it's raining. But I had to do some major cutting/removal in wheelwells to get tires to fit. Figured water was getting in there somehow. Have not tracked down source yet.

Search all the forums! Dealerships will be big $$$ + time lost. These forums/sites have been my best friend for solutions & parts buying. See thread on liftgate struts. I ordered parts online & did it myself (EASY) for $35. The guy on the thread went to dealership & paid $300.
 

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