Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Hummmm
The only way I know of is to fill the car with water and see where it comes out.
Not to practical I know.
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Hummmm
The only way I know of is to fill the car with water and see where it comes out.
Not to practical I know.
Originally posted by: Pepsi90919
um, it's an early 90's cavalier. you shouldn't even be asking why things go wrong.
Originally posted by: Alchemist99
OK I 't tell you how to check for leaks, you need a air compressor and some duct tape, inside the car seal off all the vents you can with duct tape, close the in/out air exchange, run the air hose from compressor inside window, seal so it doesn't leak, now have someone fill car with air, and you go around with a squirt bottle full of soapy water and spraying all the seals and seams, and if you find an area were the water is bubbling up good you've found a leak.