Water on Passenger Side Floor

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Re: Water on Passenger Side Floor [Re: BigJim] #844166 10/30/07 04:07 AM

Joined: Mar 2003

Posts: 34

Western New York

sixpacktr

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Yeah, but where? I saw a couple on each side of the coil (at least I think that his where they are), and one that was down from there (again, ???). But the heater box doesn't move at all...

98 Ford F150 XLT
68 Triumph TR250

When looking for a reason as to why things go wrong, never rule out sheer stupidity...

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Water on Passenger Side Floor	sixpacktr	10/29/07 01:32 PM
Re: Water on Passenger Side Floor	BigJim	10/29/07 01:58 PM
Re: Water on Passenger Side Floor	sixpacktr	10/30/07 03:10 AM
Re: Water on Passenger Side Floor	BigJim	10/30/07 03:44 AM
Re: Water on Passenger Side Floor	sixpacktr	10/30/07 04:07 AM
Re: Water on Passenger Side Floor	BobRowe	10/30/07 07:59 PM
Re: Water on Passenger Side Floor	sixpacktr	10/31/07 06:20 PM
Re: Water on Passenger Side Floor	JurassicJeep	11/01/07 01:01 AM

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