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Most car (and vanagon) doors are designed to have water flow through
them rather than being kept out. So your question isn't
why is water getting in, it's why isn't water getting out. Look up
at the bottom of the door for anything obstructing drain holes.
If nothing, you'll have to remove the door panel and look
inside. Gotta be something preventing the water from getting
out. The uphill part indicates that the plugged flow is probably at
the rear of the door, or something moves to the rear when pointed uphill.
Gary
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I park my 85 Westy in my driveway, with the nose pointed
up the hill (about a 15% grade). Every time we get a heavy rain, the
driver's door fills with water. I go out after the rain and shake it
out of the vent at the lower inside back edge of the door! I have
tried putting tape along the bottom of the windows, but it has no
effect. I am hard pressed to understand how this water is getting
in.
Dave in KC
85 Westy
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