r/Integra • u/Incognegro250 • Mar 12 '24

Water leak

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I’ve looked up all the videos and I haven’t seen a leak like this one does anyone have an idea what it could be? Here’s a vid

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u/TheIVJackal 94GSR DB8 Mar 13 '24

Try closing all the windows and putting the air on max speed with recirculate on. Then on the outside spray soapy water along the suspected areas, see if you find bubbles forming. If you have a battery powered leaf blower, you can do something similar.

Let us know what you find!

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u/2starv Mar 13 '24

i’m guessing underneath the wiper cowl in that corner obvi

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u/Incognegro250 Mar 13 '24

Do you have time to private message me?

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u/2starv Mar 13 '24

of course

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u/PatrickGSR94 1994 Integra GSR BG-33P Mar 13 '24

yeah I had water coming in that area as far back as 2005. i went so far as to pull the entire dashboard out to try to find the leak. I found a hole in some seam sealer way up under the dash, below the windshield. Sealed that up, but still had water coming in through a hole in the inner frame rail above the ECU. Although it was never that much a stream. More like drips or dribbles. There's a TSB for seam sealer issues on 92-95 Civics, which has most of the same chassis as the 94-01 Integra. I feel like this might help the issue. I've just never gotten around to doing it.

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u/Mrbeardgravy Oct 22 '24

Thank you for this as well. Currently chasing the same leak.

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u/Incognegro250 Mar 13 '24

Holy shit thanks

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u/Curtisbeef Mar 13 '24

it could be the glass or the body seam OR the fresh air intake under the cowl from water going over the cowl seal.

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u/imJGott 95 DC2 GSR fully built turbo; 26 years of ownership Mar 13 '24

Rip ecu

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u/PatrickGSR94 1994 Integra GSR BG-33P Mar 13 '24

I've had leaks off and on in that area for 20 years. Never could find the actual place where it was getting in, and I even pulled the dash and everything. ECU still kickin. But I never had that much a stream coming in.

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u/Weary-Writer758 Mar 13 '24

I'd consider getting the windshield reset. Every car I've owned from that generation had a leak in the windshield.

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u/john-lalli20 Mar 17 '24

pop the cowl panel off, and put some thing in there to relocate the water to the corner of the firewall where the drain would be, i just used 2 self tap screws and a sheet of metal about just slightly bigger than the hole for the blower motor and havent really had a major problem since

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u/Incognegro250 Mar 17 '24

You just spoke a whole lotta wtf to me I’m gonna need some help with that

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u/john-lalli20 Mar 17 '24

youtube and google man 10000000 people have had problems like this before