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Toyota Camry: Water gurgling under the drivers seat 97 camry

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    MB
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    Water gurgling under the drivers seat 97 camry

    Anyone know which drain is plugged up under there?
    And where it is?
    When I accelerate/brake, I hear water streaming back and forth...

    thanks,
    mike

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    MDT
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    Re: Water gurgling under the drivers seat 97 camry

    MB wrote:
     


    Mike, you have clogged drains on the side under the pinch welds, stick a
    pocket screwdriver in them to clear.

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    MB
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    Re: Water gurgling under the drivers seat 97 camry <-MDT

    Thanks,
    At the front end and rear end of the pinch weld, there is a TINY gap
    leading up in between the 2 welded sheets. Do you mean these?
    I can barely get a fine wire in there 1/2 inch...
    You don't mean the rubber plugs, right?

    Thanks,

    mike
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    MDT
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    Re: Water gurgling under the drivers seat 97 camry <-MDT

    MB wrote:
     

    No, th e gap is the drains, they are all along the edge. If they was to
    widen up a little, it wont hurt. Leave the plugs in.

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    SENATOR ZELL MILLER DEMOCRAT OF GEORGIA, the nation's most prominent
    conservative Democrat, said today he will endorse President Bush for
    re-election in 2004 and campaign for him if Bush wishes him to. Miller
    said Bush is "the right man at the right time" to govern the country.

    The next five years "will determine the kind of world my children and
    grandchildren will live in," Miller said in an interview. And he
    wouldn't "trust" any of the nine Democratic presidential candidates with
    governing during "that crucial period," he said. "This Democrat will
    vote for President Bush in 2004."



 

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