Hear Swooshing water by Glove Compartmen

Ok do you alway's hear this or just when you turn? Does it matter what direction you turn? Have you checked to see if the coolant is low? Does this have A/C? Get back to me and we will take it from there.

Ok let me know what you find on the coolant. I would also like you to check the A/C drain on the passenger side of the car at the bottom of the firewall. It will look like a rubber hose coming out of the firewall it will be best seen from under the car should look sort of like the pic below and be in about the same location. Put a screwdriver up in the drain and see if there is any debris in it. It may be that all the condensation is not able to drain when you use the A/C or defrost.

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Is this the first time after a rain this has happened? Many times when that side is wet it is either because the AC evaporator water tube has come off and the condensation from the AC is leaking inside instead of running outside.

Also, when a heater core is bad, it leaks inside and the passenger floor board gets wet.

You might consider sitting in the car and having someone take the water hose and run it over that side of the car. Start low, like at the bottom corner of the windshield and let it sit there. Give it time. If that doesn't leak then move up higher and wait. Do the same then move it up higher. The person on the inside is watching for water. The only other problem with this is the side panels may have to be removed in case it is running behind them so you can not see the water. Try to feel the carpet to see how high up it is and if it is high, wet just in one area. That will be where it is running down.

You won't know if it is simple until you troubleshoot it to see where it is coming from.

Last there is a technical service bulletin of water leaking in at the head liner but you have to have a sunroof. If you have one and would like this let me know.

I don't know you vehicle

On others

Leaves and debris stop up the drain ports in front of the windshield. Or on either side

Many firewalls are not truly sealed, but have rubber and plastic arranged in a "shingled fashion". When all is well, the water shingles down and drains thru the drain ports

Sometimes the debris is at the very bottom of the port and cannot be seen

A garden hose might let you see the water backing up, even if it doesn't reach the top (it may enter under the shingles low in the drain hole)

Something like a "brazing rod", "clothes hanger", the "plastic thingee" you twirl to close your blinds. Shoved down there, amd "jewged around, while the garden hose water runs might knock it all loose

Even a partial stoppage might allow water under your "shingling" or firewall flaps

Maybe the dang passages/holes were not "engineered" big enough at the factory to let bigger debris fall on thru

If this is your problem. Silicon-ing the edges of precisely cut screen wire/fiber screen wire over the beginnings of the drains might help. After the drains have been completely cleared

When you have a "real vehicle" it comes factory ready for this type of event. Drain holes in the floorboards!

Keep us posted

The medic

Pull back the floor carpet to gain access to the condensation drain tube located on the left side of the vehicle at the right side of the foot well. You're going to see the tube go through the floor panel leading outside. If possible, go under the car where the drain tube would be sticking out from and use compressed air to blow into the hose, this should unclog the tube and the water should start draining freely.