New member here, Got some issues
Hey, I'm comming from a heritage of S10's and W-bodies... and the thing that last turned me away from getting a W body was a bad leak on a floor board resulting in water all over the passenger floor in a 04 GTP... What I am left with is a modified 93 S-10 Blazer with two 4.3 CPI's (one above stock, one significantly above stock) a 98 Lumina LTZ ( suspension work, and minimal do dads for the 3800 SII) and now a 99 Camaro SS 6 spd with LID, MAF, Hurst short throw, High flow Y-Pipe, Magnaflow exhaust, found some 02 simulators pluged in under there when i was peakin around, 4.10's, HPP3, soon to have LS6 intake, pulleys ( more so because I hear that annoying chirp that GM pulleys seem to develop ), and injectors... My main issue here is I was forced to drive it in the rain over the past couple days... And yesterday when it was nice, well... I decided to take off the T-tops and take it out for a nice weekend drive, well... I was suprised when I went to pick up my hat off the rear floor behind the passanger seat and it was soaked... but not nearly as bad as the floor behind the drivers seat was... Then i took out the seat bottoms of the rear seats and found a pool under the rear drivers, and not much of anything under the rear passanger... I took the plugs out of the floor and let it drain the water out, and then shop vac'ed it and ragged it all day and still didnt get it all dry... I cant find any trace of water comming from behind the rear seat back, or on the sides under the plastic trim... T-tops seem top notch and have never given me reason to suspect them in the rain... plus there is no trail of wetness leading from anywhere... just concentrated in that area... Has anyone seen anything like this before? Its horrible, and something I never planned on running into. Other questions include the following... I have read on here that the MAF's are a waste of time and money and will do nothing if not simply lie to the ECU and do bad for me, and I cannot figure why someone would have added O2 simulators to the the vehicle if the CAT's are still on the high flow Y pipe and appear to not have been hollowed.?.? So to set priority here, someone tell me how to fix the leak , and then you can add to the other questions... lol..
Car now has 19,600 miles on it, and obviously LS1...
Cant thing of any other specifics to add
Thanks
Last edited by Dexter; Oct 22, 2006 at 12:24 PM.