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Great video, nice and concise! Next time tell those kids across the street to STFU while you're making a video! Kidding of course! lol Thank you guys :)

Thx man...I gotta do this

Thank you!

My 2004 had same problem,drain hose clogged,had to clean and blow out dirt and small leaves....stuck in hose...

7 years later and I don't see a part 2 or 3

Did this when both sides of my floor was getting soaked. it still leaks all over my passenger side from behind the hvac can’t locate the leak without completely disassembling the dash and hvac

Thanks@!! This was really helpful!

Great video of you and your son working together. I like his input at the end. We need more of this with today's young people. It's also awesome hearing the kids playing in the background with no masks on!! I will see if my 2014 JKU has the same set up. Thank you and hope y'all are still doing well!

Very helpful video! Any chance you'll post the installation of the new flooring?

Could be easier to use compressed air. Maybe even by blowing air from underneath the vehicle which would eliminate the need to remove the cowl.

THANK YOU

Why does everyone only start the video once everything is taken out???? Need to find one where it shows the process of removing everything.

I had the common problem of water on the passenger side floor after a hard rain and assumed the drain was clogged. It wasn't. I regularly park my Jeep on a slope where the it leans to the passenger side and water was funneling into the vent and down to the floor. Park it on level ground and it doesn't happen. I enjoyed your video, but my problem was where and how I had it parked. I suggest before others go through this procedure they consider where and how they park and maybe test the drain while parked on level ground. Thanks for the video. 2002 TJ

Thank you! Much appreciated on the informative video!

It's been raining for 2 days, I took my recently bought 05 for a spin and noticed water driping in same area. I'm sure it's just the rain but after I quickly shut off my A/C the dripping slowed down by a lot. I'll be taking a look tomorrow thanks for posting this.

Thank you for the video. Nice and easy fix

Great video. Just discovered floor rot in the back of my 27' international 2007.

Great video, very helpful! Are parts 2 and 3 available yet? I'm about to tackle the same flooring issue and those videos would be extremely helpful for me. Thanks so much for making them.

Thanks for the video. The passenger side on my 2011 Wrangler started taking on water just over the past two weeks. It's raining now but I'm going to check this first chance I get.

damn jeeps very poor engineering I own one it sucks

I was getting water on both side pass/driver, I had my windshield changed and the old one had maybe 60% of the sealant touching the windshield, this stopped the water from filling the driver side and cut down on some noise, now my passenger side gets wet when I run my a/c

Thanks for the fix guys!!

cant get past the annoying noise pollution

I did this, and really helped. I used a hose and a shop vac to clear the drain. However if you pull up the passenger side rug i found a black gasket that seemed to be leaking too. Something else to check.

PLEASE show me where this is on a 2008 wrangler jk.

What is going on with the background noise in the video? Birds, traffic, children playing... OMG

Thanks for the info, this solved my issue on my 06 wrangler

HOORAY! I knew that this was the issue, but thanks for the easy to follow breakdown. Six screws, a handful of mud and a cowl scoop later and I should have dry carpets moving forward - THANKS!!

THANK YOU good sir, now I can put my carpet back!!

thanks it really worked

On my 2000 tj I get the water on the drivers side could it be the same problem?

Not too bad. My 98 TJ has a 7 screw on the vents of the cowling.

If the cowling is not draining it will cause water to get into your heater vent and drain into the passenger side floor. There is a screen under the cowl so that large debris cannot get into the cowl. The drain tube is plugged, likely from making contact with the hot engine and melting the tube closed. The tube is on the passenger side engine area. Pull it off, cut the end off to open it back up. Some guys fabricated hoods for the cowl or covered it, unnecessary..

The first video was GREAT but Has anyone completed this since parts 2 and 3 have not been posted yet as I would like to see how to complete this project. I just bought a 37ft excella which has rotten wood in Bedroom area and am going to try to tackle it this spring

Thanks so much for the video. I had used written instructions on my '97 Wrangler Sahara before for removing the cowl and cleaning out the debris in there, but it didn't contain info about clearing the chute. A coat hanger and a few buckets of warm water flushed it all out. I'm sure my problem is resolved now.

excellent how to.....thanks so much

thanks for this video very helpfull for my 2001 TJ managed to clear mine with a wire coat hanger and warm water.

Have the videos, just need to make it. The repair went well. Couple of takeaways: 1. Use thin plywood to make templates to fit C-Channel and match the hole you have cut out to the frame. Cardboard is too soft 2. We cut out triangle pieces to fit around C-channel nuts. We made three templates to work around the C-channel. 3. We installed 3/4" weather proofed plywood for the floor. 4. We went with cork floating flooring which is awesome to replace the laminate and brick tiles for the bathroom. 5. Working around the sink was the hardest part with the floating floor. good jig saw and thin blades were the trick with the cork. Hope this helps.

Thanks for the Video. I have a 2009 Airstream 27FB Ocean Breeze too that I have the same issue and am about to do the floor repairs myself. Your video has helped me figure out how I need to do the project. How did parts 2&3 go?

Interesting I wonder what mine looks like under there. I have a 2015 jku

Very nice. Thanks for sharing this great info!

thanks for the help! i was panicking when this happened to me on a road trip. Great vid!

great video!! it's my dream to own an airstream one day and i'm already taking notes...this was way cool...look forward to 2 & 3 ;)

Yes please! Eagerly awaiting the next parts. I'm trying to tackle this myself this week on a 1967 version of your camper.

great video! where can i find parts 2 and 3?

great video, thanks!

thanks! going to try this.

BRILLIANT!!! thanks for much George and Andrew. This problem was so annoying.....nice work and funny hearing the kids playing in the background.

Great video gents, thanks for the help with my '01 TJ.