Water sloshing in passenger rear door

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11henrs

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I’ve got a ‘17 expy and just recently I noticed when I open the rear passenger door there is water sloshing inside. There was a post going about this but I can’t seam to find it. What was the common issue with these 15-17s that had water leaking under the carpet and stuff? I do have a sunroof but haven’t noticed any leaking or water there. TIA


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I have a 2016 and notice i always had water dripping on running board and located 2 weep holes on bottom of door and that resolved issue.


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Cool. Haven’t noticed rust yet. Will take a better look this evening. Thanks


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I've had that. Crud gets in at the window and plugs those weep holes up. They are under the rubber trim. I pulled the plastic pieces out and stuck a wire hanger in there to convince the backed up crud to leave home. Clean windows during tree crud season now.
 

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I've had that. Crud gets in at the window and plugs those weep holes up. They are under the rubber trim. I pulled the plastic pieces out and stuck a wire hanger in there to convince the backed up crud to leave home. Clean windows during tree crud season now.


The non-clasp end of a plastic zip-tie works well, as it is flexible and does not damage the paint like a wire hanger might.

On my 2015 Expedition Limited 4x4, I have removed the rectangle black plastic plugs, cleaned out the openings, then replaced the plugs - assuming there is a reason for them to be there.
 

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I had it on my 2014. If was from the sunroof. (believe it or not) Also, check to make sure the drains on the door are clear
 

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Stop parking under trees and drains won't get clogged.
 

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Common problem. Pull the out the plastic drain plugs on the door bottoms and leave them out.
 
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