Wet rear seats

[chrisr45]

I never sit in the back of my car & very rarely have any passengers in the back but today when I had a rear seat passenger they asked why my rear seats were wet?

I have noticed that the car has been steaming up overnight lately & also found that the passenger rear foot well is damp.

2 Things that I have done since owning the car is fit Heko wind deflectors & an FR rear bumper, cant see the bumper causing wet seats though so presuming its wind deflectors?

 

[Daniel M]

Is the headlining wet? Could be the aerial base maybe?

 

[chrisr45]

Not checked the head lining, Didnt notice any stains from damp on there though,

 

[Ben750]

Does the rear washer work ok? If not it could be that the connector in the boot has popped. It can leak a bit with the washer still working.

 

[chrisr45]

It does spray onto the window but not very far up, Would that cause rear seats to get wet? They seem to be mostly wet at the edges near the doors

 

[Ben750]

Dunno if that would cause the wet but it's the same as mine was doing and the connector was coming apart. Worth looking at, it only takes 10 minutes

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=256638

 

[Daniel M]

Mine did this on my A3 and caused the central locking to stop working.

 

[chrisr45]

Well checked my rear seats today & they seem to be getting wetter, The back rest part at the bottom where it meets the seat base is now starting to get wet.

 

[cupra.al]

It does spray onto the window but not very far up, Would that cause rear seats to get wet? They seem to be mostly wet at the edges near the doors

if your spray is weak then i would say that would be your problem well i hope it is being as its an easy fix and i dont want the mk2 to inherit the mk1 gremlins.
it will continue to drip the water that is in the pipe as the pipe should always be full of water unless there is a hole or connection breakage then it will leak from there.