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Thanks for the suggestion, but I would say no, because the water comes out of the lateral air vents, and these are situated higher than that seal.@Jean Mercier Could this be your water source?
That's the cabin air filter, not the condenser... And that is exactly how it is on many (most) vehicles. My Sprinter is the exact same way, except it has a giant air duct guiding air towards it. The lips around the opening will keep water out (unless, of course, you are driving in water up to the windshield, but you'll have plenty of water intrusion from other places at that point)Looks like the water just goes straight through to the air vent. I mean, you can see the a/c condenser through it.
I doubt it very much; the debris is very clearly in the tray area; additionally, it's not out of the ordinary (on all vehicles) to get some leaves/etc on the cabin air filter when you're replacing themBut as pointed out, there is a lot of debis around the intake. Maybe getting some mist when driving in the rain?
Is this the way to replace the pollen filter or is there access to it from within the cabin, via the footwell or bending the glovebox? I can't see any way of accessing it from within the cabin.Despite all the cover and foam seals - there was more than a fair amount of tree debris sitting in the scuttle - not sure how all that was getting in?
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The cabin filter can be accessed underneath the passenger glove box. Move seat backwards and look underneath glovebox area, unclip plastic tabs on both sides and slide the cabin filter out.Is this the way to replace the pollen filter or is there access to it from within the cabin, via the footwell or bending the glovebox? I can't see any way of accessing it from within the cabin.