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Hello all, I am happy to report that my 03 cab was the recipient of a miracle healing. No more check engine light, and it runs like a scalded cat. However, I have discovered that the rear passenger carpet is quite wet. We have had a great deal of rain in the last week. Any ideas on where the leak might be coming from? I see no obvious source. As always, thank you for your continued patience and expertise. Thanks again, Roy Parnell -
Hi Guys, I discovered that my 2005 CTT had about an inch of water in the boot. We had a particularly heavy downpour of rain recently and I assume somewhere there is another drain hole blocked, similar to the ones you get at the front of the car. Any ideas? I have dried the boot after removing everything from it, including the Bose SubWoofer (still don't know if it still works since it got wet) and poured water all over the back of the car but could not recreate the problem. Any help would be appreciated. I did find this post with the help of Google but without pictures it does not help very much even though it sounds like the exact problem: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cayenne/572581-water-trapped-somewhere-back.html Thanks is Advance, MaKS