water entering the request

Mrb friends are entering water in the 2002 model 307 istepne region. I have encountered such a problem

There are two luggage vents in the rear bumper, under the gaskets of them, water fills the area where there is a spare wheel in the rain or during washing.

I do not know how much the amount of water entering, but I saw in the passing industry, the master went into the trunk, shined water with a flashlight in the other element, they detected the water from under the car to the right of the car, they intervened accordingly.

The easiest to detect in that way is that you can take care of the rest, no matter where you find my water.

If the vehicle is lpg, it enters through the chimneys, which are the entry point of the LPG norms.

It was in my car, it comes from the trunk lock, flows down from the handle or directly from the place where it is locked. It is not possible to have a lot of water in your trunk. If you want an easy and practical solution to cut this water filling completely, there is a black rounded round piece in the middle of the spare wheel tire pool, there is a trace of about 1-2 cm wide but there is an uncut hole in it, probably to connect it to the factory extra cable crossings or standard. There is no water left in the trunk when it cuts the part left for the lpg mounting hole. I tried very hard, whoever I went to, gave a lot of intelligence and asked for the money of the world.

I have the same problem 307 2008 model

Hb model of the vehicle. What's in the trunk, remove the spare tire, then tilt the rear seats into the vehicle. Keep the water as someone outside washes, especially in areas with stops. When I tried it, I noticed that it comes from the areas where the stops are, I easily solved the problem. I think you can make the easiest detection this way

So how did you isolate

Generally, in 307s, it is necessary to remove the bumper in order to see water from the ventilation holes. Other possibilities are where the tail lights and trunk lock are located