What would cause water on driver side floor board on a 2001 eclipse?

1. Possibly a stopped up A/C drain line or heater core is bad.

2. Check the water "chutes" on each side of the car in the door hinge where decomposed leaves/dirt and small sticks and pine needles build up. Once cleared pour water through the fresh air intake under the wiper. Water should exit at the front of the doors under the car.

3. Standing with the driver door open pour a pitcher of water over the sunroof enough that spills over onto the roof and then rolls down the windshield...all down the side of the windshield - not toward the fresh air intakes. Water may drip from underneath the fuse housing cover. If so, pull that off continue to pour water. It will probably be coming out of the plastic (interior) cover of the cieling post dripping. The black plastic band that rounds over the roof from the top of the back window to the base of the windshield actually shifts from back to front about 2 inches total - the passenger side doesn't move at all. Some of the clips may be broke or something.

Duct taping up the side of the windshield and making sure to cover the small hole at the top were that strip overlaps the windshield strip prevented water from coming into the floardboard. Now its either find more clips to hold it better or some adhesive/silicone to lock it into place and test again. - cnathanw@nospam@ Yahoo.com