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  1. Hi guys, just noticed ive got a wet carpet in the passenger footwell aswell. Are there any common causes for this? Where is the first place i should look for a leak?

    my car : Porsche cayenne 6 cylinder

    Possible a/c drain, or clogged water drains. A/c drain/line could be pinched, grommet at firewall could be not fitted correctly, if veh is under warranty I would take it to a dealer it's not a fun job. If it is water drains clogged remove front cowl, or just gain access pour some water down into cowl if you see it draining onto floor, no clogged drains(note: should come out at a decent pace not a trickle) if not clean out under cowl, blow compressed air into drains to clear debris then recheck.

  2. Does it sound like spring/strut creaking? If so, the strut top bearings can often go dry or wear out and result in creaks that resonate in the spring on that corner. This happened to me on two 996's. A C4 and my GT3. Let us know what you find.

    X2

    Have seen strut bearings go bad quiet q few times, causing noises in the cabin

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