2005 Mustang passenger swimming pool

UKconvert · 08-21-2009

So my passengers now get the extra luxury of swimming if it rains. The foot well fills up about a foot deep in water.

Is there an easy fix to this that doesnt involve removing the fenders?

**pcfrisch** · 08-21-2009

Check out this TSB
http://www.allfordmustangs.com/forum...tml#post741068

amustangrocks · 08-21-2009

one of the grommet locations is under the inner wheel well on the passenger side into the pass floor area. you`ll have to remove the wheel and wheel well to check that spot. i didnt even see it in the tsb posted. they didnt say much about the drain holes inside the cowl area, which i have yet to see on mine. if you park near or under pine trees or flowering trees or bushes, those can get plugged. i pulled my cabin filter out last week to blow it off and i didnt see the drain hole. its a hard spot to see into with the hood on.

SilverBullet07 · 08-22-2009

A FOOT DEEP!!!!??!?! woah, id definitely have that checked out at the dealership dude, thats crazy

burnrubber4.0 · 08-22-2009

sump pump haha..no id take it to the dealer if its under warranty

mrv8outboard · 08-22-2009

I had mine fixed by the dealer and it was fine for a year, then it filled with water again on the passenger side floor. If you look down the fire wall next to the battery you will find the duck bill drain. check it and clean it. Mine plugged and backed up and in to the heater box then on to the floor.

amustangrocks · 08-22-2009

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Originally Posted by UKconvert

So my passengers now get the extra luxury of swimming if it rains. The foot well fills up about a foot deep in water.

Is there an easy fix to this that doesnt involve removing the fenders?

maybe not a bad thing. you could request all the girls riding with you to wear bathing suits

then post all the pics in the mustang babes section

UKconvert · 08-31-2009

thanks for the replies, until last week I had a company vehicle so it wasnt such an issue as I keep it in the garage at home. Now its going to be out on the road I either have to make some time to fix it or drop it to the dealer and have them do it tho im guessing thats going to be expensive

Amazingly they dont cover it under warranty tons of posts on the internet about the issue.

amustangrocks · 08-31-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by UKconvert

thanks for the replies, until last week I had a company vehicle so it wasnt such an issue as I keep it in the garage at home. Now its going to be out on the road I either have to make some time to fix it or drop it to the dealer and have them do it tho im guessing thats going to be expensive

Amazingly they dont cover it under warranty tons of posts on the internet about the issue.

making the time to find and fix it is your cheapest way out.