stevo1210
02-04-2013, 08:03 PM
I don't want to be a pest here at ozhonda, but I have a really noob question which I need help with... cause I love my Civic too much I suppose.
Anyway, I like to wash my car very often... like every few days since I live near the bush and we get a lot of dust in the air.
Usually I'd just wash it and wipe it down and then go inside again, I don't open the doors or drive off after a wash etc. I use a high pressure adapter on my hose... like those spray heads which you can adjust to have jet mode, fan mode, mist, shower etc for $7 at the hardware store (could this be a contributing factor because I just stand there and "blast" everything including the gaps and such?).
Today was a bit different... I washed my Civic and then a few hours later after I got up from my afternoon siesta nap, I decided to vacuum the car.
I opened all the doors as you usually would and I took notice of the drivers side and partially the front passenger side. Is there supposed to be droplets of water along my door sill? (see photo)
24446
Where the yellow arrow is pointing to (Just a photo on carsales, I don't have door sill guards). So basically between the inner seal and the outer door seal, I have droplets and excess water sitting there. No, it's not leaking into the car because I just checked and my carpets & seats are nice and dry.
I only noticed this today after the many hundreds of times washing my car because I decided to vacuum after the wash... something I never do.
Just wanted to know if this was normal?
Thanks.
Anyway, I like to wash my car very often... like every few days since I live near the bush and we get a lot of dust in the air.
Usually I'd just wash it and wipe it down and then go inside again, I don't open the doors or drive off after a wash etc. I use a high pressure adapter on my hose... like those spray heads which you can adjust to have jet mode, fan mode, mist, shower etc for $7 at the hardware store (could this be a contributing factor because I just stand there and "blast" everything including the gaps and such?).
Today was a bit different... I washed my Civic and then a few hours later after I got up from my afternoon siesta nap, I decided to vacuum the car.
I opened all the doors as you usually would and I took notice of the drivers side and partially the front passenger side. Is there supposed to be droplets of water along my door sill? (see photo)
24446
Where the yellow arrow is pointing to (Just a photo on carsales, I don't have door sill guards). So basically between the inner seal and the outer door seal, I have droplets and excess water sitting there. No, it's not leaking into the car because I just checked and my carpets & seats are nice and dry.
I only noticed this today after the many hundreds of times washing my car because I decided to vacuum after the wash... something I never do.
Just wanted to know if this was normal?
Thanks.