J'sjourney

@John/Horace Thanks for the pictures. The shop I took it to before checked the front side channels and no water was coming out. I was there when they did the test. Taking it to a dealer would cost me about $200/hour or more (Chicago). Yea, I have noticed that car new and used have been up lately. Getting down and trying to do this myself is not an option. Getting down on the ground is one thing but getting up is whole different story. 🤣 From my other post. Thanks again.

Thanks for your reply. I saw those black plugs. I did a search for 2019 Journey User Guide and compared it with the 2020 guide. It looks like 2019 was the last year that had access to the storage bins. I was thinking of having the shop that was trying to find the leak remove the carpet and see if the access doors are or did they just seal them up. Even do what you said, " drill out the visible plug and then reseal it after water is removed". Not sure if I want to spend more money on this.

It looks like they may have did away with access to the bin (box). See photos. I only took pictures that are behind drivers side. Passenger side is the same way. Carpet and Storage bin (box).

From what I have researched about a previous post about water or moisture under the drivers seat there is a storage box (bin) that might be where this water is coming from. Note: I found out there is possible watering that storage box by getting down and found a plug (?) where the bin is at and felt water leaking (I think) from that plug. Tough to do for an old man. 😅 Even tougher to getup off the ground. 🤣 The problem is in my 2020 Journey there is no access to this bin that is supposed to in the rear passengers (2nd row) area. The carpet is covers the entire area. They did not add any cut away for the bin (box). Under the drivers seat the carpet is split and I was able to reach the area where the bin cover should be at and I felt what could be the lip where the cover might be. I was only able to reach that far. Is there a easy way to see if this was sealed off or still has a lid that can be opened? I may have to take it back to the body shop for them to see if it can accessed. I hope this makes sense.

Yea, I saw the foam. I agree, where the comes from is always a mystery at times. Like trying to find a roof leak. As I said before trade it in and deal with any loss I will have to take because of the leak. Again. Thanks to all.

Update. Well I had a body shop look into this problem. They put in quite a few hours. They could not find the leak. They had the carpet up and columns, door frame moldings removed. I was there when they sprayed water along the doors and windshield. I saw no water leaking, too. They said it is like looking for a pin in a haystack. To go any further it cost more hours and money. My only thinking now is to trade it in. (Later) I did put a DampRid in the car to see if it removes some of the moisture.

@John/Horace No parking garage. Outside only. Window partially cracked. Right now it's sunny and in the lower 60"s. But, it turns colder (30's) in a day or two. Just got back from the body shop. They had it for more than 3 hrs. They still have to do more work on finding the leak, if they can. I could not wait any longer. So, I will take it back next week for them to finish up. Yes. I know I should have let them finish the job. Something came up. I had no other car. They aid they will give a loaner next. That way I can leave it and I will not be without a car.

@John/Horace I do not have a hairdryer. If I did I would need at least a 50' extension cord. I live in a apartment complex. I do not feel any water on the passenger side. Under driver seat carpet is a foam cushion that is wet. Have been switching out towels. You are asking a lot to get an old man to crawl under a car. Not going to happen. 😆 That is why I will let the local shop (body/service) see if they solve the problem. I hope.

@John/Horace Hopefully the body shop can fix the problem. We'll see. Yes, I have been using towels to dry up the carpet. I wish it was sunny and warmer out so the moist would evaporate too. Still winter here. 😄 Will be asking a few people if the have a cordless hairdryer to help the drying.

@larryl Sounds like the drain tube could be under the car near the firewall. For a 73 year old to go crawling under a car is a no go. @CBD No sunroof. FYI. I stopped by a local shop and schedule an appointment they will take a look at it. Will update after their diagnosis.

@2late4u Thanks for the link. I believe the A/C tube is behind the plastic molding. I do not it is the problem since the A/C has been running. Unless it runs automatically when you turn on the defrosters. ?? There is no odor. I am going to take it to local shop to what that can do. I do have scheduled date to take it to a dealer. Will cancel it. FYI - My car is 2020 Journey SE

The carpet on the drivers side was wet. So I looked under the car and I think I may have found a crack. If it is how and where would I go to get it fixed? How long would it take to fix? If you think it may have come from some other area let me know. It may or not be covered under my Extended Warranty (CNA National Warranty). Thanks in advance.

FYI. I just received a recall notice for the backup camera. Here is a search my 2020 Journey https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls?vymm=journey 2020 Here you can do a search on Dodge web site. https://www.mopar.com/en-us/my-vehicle/recalls/search.html

@2late4u Not sure what you mean. I have nothing to hide. That is what they said. I am going to find some local repair shop to check the brakes out. I'm the same age as you.