Thread: Water in floorboard (Take 2) - The Permanent Fix

The old stock pieces rusted.

It was a metal clamp inside a rubber piece.

Metal rusts out, boom, piece fails and you get water on your floorboard.

I didn't see anyone ask a question on this but I ran into the problem where the blower motor remains on after key off and I pulled the power wire running to it. I all ready have the solid state controller to replace and ordered the new piece to keep the water from going in the motor. Do I still need to install the capacitor since the water is no longer draining down into the motor? Thanks.

Picked up my part for a whopping $4.41 at the local GM dealer. Have the one piece cowl but didn't need to remove the wipers to cut off the excess plastic in the cowl.