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sMY00n · #11 06-04-2009, 04:07 PM

awesome

sounds easy I should be able to do that

im one of them people that can take it apart but will never get it back together

Thanks heaps for all your help I will let you know if thats the problem.

sMY00n · #12 14-04-2009, 09:16 AM

had a good look at it on the weekend and I found what the problem was when I had the stereo put in the guys at alberts had pulled that pipe into the car so I am guessing that instead of the water running out of the pipe onto the road it was running into my car making the floor wet.

Thanks heaps everyone for all your help and I couldnt have done it without the pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MKVIGTI · #13 14-04-2009, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by LegacyRS

Also to the left of the circle (behind the wiring hanging down), is the long thin cover for the slot in cabin HEPA filter that Subaru AUS never bothered to fit to our cars (and won't tell you about).

Subaru don't list them on the australian parts catalogue either, let alone stock them here.

A Porsche 986 Boxster cabin filter slots in perfectly, with the advantage that it's an activated carbon jobby, no more diesel exhaust fumes and no more red dust coming through your vents......... Around $80 from Chellingworth or Ktec.

Is this the same with the later models. Mrs asthma acts up a bit. Might be a good idea if they can take them but aren't in there.

magic1 · #14 15-08-2011, 08:21 PM

right thread mining here, rear floor is getting wet! why

fobz · #15 15-08-2011, 08:36 PM

Bad seal somewhere. Look for the highest point where the water is. Try taking the rear door trims off and inspect inside the doors.

johnvk7 · #16 15-08-2011, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Rossco

Also to the left of the circle (behind the wiring hanging down), is the long thin cover for the slot in cabin HEPA filter that Subaru AUS never bothered to fit to our cars (and won't tell you about).

Subaru don't list them on the australian parts catalogue either, let alone stock them here.

A Porsche 986 Boxster cabin filter slots in perfectly, with the advantage that it's an activated carbon jobby, no more diesel exhaust fumes and no more red dust coming through your vents......... Around $80 from Chellingworth or Ktec.

We have them in stock, genuine SUbaru part, $69.95 from your local dealership.

magic1 · #17 15-08-2011, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by fobz

Bad seal somewhere. Look for the highest point where the water is. Try taking the rear door trims off and inspect inside the doors.

will have a look at this. i did check the window seals and could not find a leak

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnvk7

We have them in stock, genuine SUbaru part, $69.95 from your local dealership.

not having the problem in the front

Addy · #18 15-08-2011, 09:42 PM

I think he was referring to the air filter

Adi

johnvk7 · #19 15-08-2011, 10:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Addy

I think he was referring to the air filter

Adi

Indeed I was

Wozzernux · #20 16-08-2011, 01:26 AM

Not trying to prove Rossco wrong, but Subaru have mentioned pollen air filters to me before ($100 fitted from any Subaru dealer IIRC)... if they're the same item as a HEPA filter. Slots in behind the glovebox

although the Porsche activated carbon one sounds more baller and effective!