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Has anyone had success resolving water under floor mats issue .. having this problem with 2004 cayenne TT for years .. found ac tube leaking back in through cracked seal, found plugged rubber drains under fender wells, sunroof drains seem clear , still getting water under mats. Frustrating. Any place I have not looked? For a vehicle that can traverse river beds it’s sure scared of rain !
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I’d like to talk to you about your water under floor mats issue .. having same problems with 2004 cayenne TT .. found ac tube leaking back in, found plugged rubber drains under fender wells, sunroof drains seem clear , still getting water under mats. Frustrating. as for hood cable, just had same problem of not staying closed, cable to latch was very rusted , soon as it was removed from latch it could manually be closed. Going to replace cable .. can access from driver side under engine beauty cover and from behind headlight .. pull headlight to make job easier. Be careful where the cables meet, my plastic cover snapped off and fell into the void. Now I have to change inner cable also.