Hi,
First post and already needing help. I discoverd my nearside footwell flooded a couple of days ago and spent some time reading up on this forum.
I have pulled the carpet back and dried the floor and as much of the carpet as poss.
Put talc down to try and help spot any run marks (car smells lovely)
Ran the car with Climate Control on for about 20 mins in the drive. hving troible spotting this famous drain pipe though.
Hosed the Windscreen and nearside door with no obvious signs.
I did hit a large puddle at speed recently but I would have thought that any water wouul have been in both footwells.
Any tips would be most appreciated.

Jd

gromit round the steering column? its happened before, large puddles and speed dont go together so well Also the fl2 likes to dump the entire contents of said puddle on its windscreen At work
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pics sent mate re air con drain pipe. mine sometimes leaked on the right and then sometimes on the left. Its clean none smelling water which may help eliminate the 'puddle stuff' and the pipe has a rubber lip on it, make sure you dont fold it into itself when fitting. you can see from the pics what i mean.

let me know how you get on  freelander 2 SE black and beige - now sold

Thanks to all for replies, especially for the Photos. I took the car to work today with the aircon running.
When I arrived there was water running(almost spurting) down the transmission tunnel on the passenger side opposite where the pipe in the photos is. So that is a start.
Hopefully lady Luck will smile on me later.
I was having trouble with the Terrain Response System earlier in the year, don,t know if the Garage were poking around in the area but perhaps they have dislodged the pipe.
Fingers crossed.

Photos of Pipe on my Gallery
JD[/b]

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You fixed it yet mate  freelander 2 SE black and beige - now sold

Not yet. Had a look on return from work. The pipe appears to be on but i was having trouble getting into it.
Had to use a torch and mirror to see- how you managed to get your head down to it amazes me.
Possibly a bad seal, toyed with removing and refitting but not keen.
Water is clear it did not stain some white cloths I put under leak which seems to be around the drain connection.
Have another play tonight or over the W/E.
Just to add salt to the wound, the last three morinings I have had a Transmission failure warning. Had the haldex unit replaced in May so I will speak to Dealer on that one !

Thank you for your interest.

JD

Took car for a spin today carpet was dry on departure. Ran for about 30mins on the M/way with A/c off and then same again with Ac on -still dry.
Will try it out again to be sure before I put everything back.

JD

Well, so much for fingers crossed sneaky water was still coming in!
I video taped the area around the hose using my camera and the water is dripping from the area of the hose.
Hose seems to be attached but I cannot be 100% sure - don't have a drip under the car from the drain which I thought I would. Toying with pulling it off and checking for splits/blockage etc.
Your thoughts would be appreciated.

JD

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gromit round the steering column

Cracking CHEESE lad

Will have a look at it but I doubt this is the problem. Driver side is dry, the passenger side is the one getting wet and the carpet under the dran Pipe is well soaked with the water running down the drive shaft tunnel on nearside. The leak was not there when the Aircon was off but started the car with Air con running and after some minutes the water started running. I think I am going to have to bite the bullet and go to the Garage !

just pull it off and re attach using my guide. its difficult to get to but not impossible and a great sense of self success when done. Cant do any more harm mate  freelander 2 SE black and beige - now sold

s7gpt wrote:

just pull it off and re attach using my guide. its difficult to get to but not impossible and a great sense of self success when done. Cant do any more harm mate

s7gpt wrote:

just pull it off and re attach using my guide. its difficult to get to but not impossible and a great sense of self success when done. Cant do any more harm mate

glad you got it sorted mate and yes the tongue had been stuck inside on mine which i suspect was the problem  freelander 2 SE black and beige - now sold

Thanks, been running dry since my last post so all's well.
Pulled the dealer up over it, though, as it did not get like that by itself and it was not like that when it left the showroom.
They have told me to bring it in and they will check that it it is secure before I finally button it up.

JD