I’ve been making good coffee for a few years now and have a variety of brewing methods (Aeropress/Moccamaster/Moka Pot/French Press) but have been wanting to get an espresso setup for sometime.
Very happy with the setup so far, but still learning to dial in and get the right texture in the milk. Can’t wait to keep learning!
As per the title, we have a 2014 Yaris (UK) that has a water leak into the passenger footwell.
My wife first noticed the carpet was wet after going through a car wash, so we assumed that a window may have accidentally been left opened. I lifted the carpet and the foam beneath was soaked through and could be squeezed out like a sponge. Even though we suspected we had made an error during the car wash, I checked the AC drain tube as that was the mos popular suggestion online, but the tube was clear from blockages and no water was present. Luckily we just had a hot week so the carpet and foam fully dried out after being parked in direct sunlight for 7 days.
We have now had one evening of rain, and water is pooling beneath the passenger floor foam again (I had not refitted the carpet yet, so easy to see). As the water has come after rainfall, the origin of the leak must be external.
Has anyone come across this before? Does anywhere have a schematic drawing of the drain tube locations? Any help would be really appreciated, as I’d rather try and sort myself before booking in at a garage because I know water leak diagnosis gets expensive very quickly!
Not sure if relevant, but the car has a fixed panoramic roof.