Water leak out the bottom of the door when it running door seam lose

You must check everything here is the trunk wet to? This could be a leaking/broken trunk rubber seal /there are body joints that have a seam sealer that could be leaking / the rear windshield sealer and rubber gasket//the door seals on 1 or both sides depending on where the water is /it can be the window runner seals move the doors back and forth to hear water sloshing around in the door if so then it's leaking in through the bottom of the door//check the floor pan under the car it could be rotted out and water from puddles is coming in /the opera window seals/gasket can be leaking back by the deck lid carpet where your speakers are you must really look around here to pinpoint where it's coming from but I gave you all the places to look the body seams in the trunk by the rear window are famous for this from accidents and to much gap was left and the seam sealer cracked open

I don't think it can make from the trunk to the back floor.A better bet would be a leak with the weatherstripping at the back or bottom of the driver's door.

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I recently purchased a 2008 BT50 dual cab then 2 days later we had 500mm of rain and of course it leaked :( I had about 80mm of water on the drivers side floor and 30mm on the passenger side floor. I stripped the interior out of the car and started hosing the outside and watching where it was coming in. I took all the windscreen surrounds off and the cowl panel off below the screen there was no water coming in from that area. I had taken the gutter seals off but left the door seals on so the water was running down around the outside of the seals (with the door shut) and out at the bottom. From inside near the drivers side kick panel I could see water coming through seams in the metal work and when I took the door seal rubber off the body on the car I could see water was getting in at the top of the door seal rubber going down the front inside edge of the rubber and getting in through the seam where the rubber push's onto the body of the car (first problem). I took all the door seal rubbers off and run a bead of non corrosive silicon inside the cavity and pushed them back on. It seemed to have fixed the problem I dried the carpet and put it back together..Two weeks later we got another 325mm of rain and it leaked again :( not near as bad this time. Looking at the bottom of the door where the door trim meets the door I could see water coming from behind the trim and then into the car. I took the door trims off and could see water gets in when the window is up (all cars do) and is supposed to run out the drain holes in the bottom of the door but the water was dripping and splashing up to the back side of the door trim against the sheet of plastic that is supposed to seal against the door with the black mastic (it doesn't) and running straight into the car. I cut some plastic and siliconed them onto each opening on the inside of the door frame and then put the factory piece of plastic on as well (properley this time) as a backup.
So far so good.

MOST OF THE TIME IT IS A HOSE THAT HAS RUBBED A HOLE IN IT OR THE DOOR BOOT DRAIN HOLE. THE HOSE IS ATTACHED TO THE BOOT BOTTOM CENTER OF THE BOOT AND HAS A SHORT HOSE THAT RUNS BACK TO THE TUB..

most of the time the lower wash arm is split. spraying water under the door.look at the seam on the wash arm.

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remove the inner door panel and ck for leakage . there should be water tracks . / there is a bottom seal. that may be failing / ch to see if its in proper possion .. its on the tank under the door / open the door all the way and look from inside to see. ( with a light .. mm

No. The water level is controlled by two probes inside the back RH corner of the tank. Level the unit with the smallest tilt backwards.

I would closely look at the wash (and rinse arms if equipped). Make sure there is no missing plugs (depends on how old unit is if plugs are used), and that there is no debris inside the wash arm. Debris will cause the water to spray off-line and hit the door seam directly.

Check the rubber door seal, sounds like its split which is common after 2-3 years use.
You can find the general area of the leak by placing dry newspaper on a dry floor beneath the machine.

you have a clogged drain, it is either clogged with ice or some kind of debris, thaw the freezer out and push a length of weed trimmer line down the drain. The drain is accessible by removing the back wall of the inside of the freezer. If there is no clog then the drain may be freezing up, if that is the case, take a piece of 14 gauge romex wire and loop it several times around the heating element at the bottom of the evaporator and push a few inches of it into the drain, this will get hot and transfer heat when it goes into a defrost cycle which is where the water is coming from in the first place