P1000 Keeping water out of floor

[sugarray]

Has anyone tried to/blocked the front floor to keep the water out? Or lessen it? Looks to me there is a pretty big hole there and could reduce it some.

 

[Admin]

 

[Hondasxs]

That stupid hole by the brake master cylinder.
Why didn't they seal it up more then that?

Yes, something needs to be thought up to fix it.

 

[Delton]

Just make sure you always wear your old shoes. Especially if you ride with @joeymt33 lol.

 

[drfubar]

That stupid hole by the brake master cylinder.
Why didn't they seal it up more then that?

Yes, something needs to be thought up to fix it.

Yea sealing the doors wouldn't help because it looks like a dam breaking where it comes through the firewall...OH and where the water comes over the dash when @Delton sprays me when we play in the creek. The mud and the water is half the fun, I can keep my feet dry in my truck... lol.

 

[sugarray]

I can wear my rubber boots too, but I don't always want to, especially if it's 100 degrees. I don't mind having wet feet, it would be nice for my tool bag not to get soaked. I like to keep it there for easy access. I'll look some over the next couple of days and see what I can come up with.

 

[sugarray]

Well, I put weather stripping around the lower joint there under the pedals, but no help. Water still poured in. I'm not able to pull all that off, but I've been thinking of spraying with FlexSeal. Thoughts?

 

[Gator]

FlexSeal... Yeah. That way if you want to mount a fan on the back and call it an airboat it will still float

 

[DTAGG]

Has anyone tried to/blocked the front floor to keep the water out? Or lessen it? Looks to me there is a pretty big hole there and could reduce it some.

if you want a submarine go buy a submarine. just sayin.

 

[sugarray]

helpful, thanks

 

[sharp]

Well, I put weather stripping around the lower joint there under the pedals, but no help. Water still poured in. I'm not able to pull all that off, but I've been thinking of spraying with FlexSeal. Thoughts?

You could try using some type of rubber cut to fit tight and use the plastic push pins to hold it in. It won't be 100% but anything would be better than it is now. Just a thought.

 

[GlockMeister]

I figure anything you do to keep water out will probably just result in keeping more water in. just my 2 cents

 

[sugarray]

I tried to watch while crossing the river today. Water was at the bottom of the skid plates. Just pours in around that plate where the pedals are attached. I'm a little afraid of taking it all loose. I would like to put a rubber piece or weather stripping all the way around.

 

[sugarray]

I figure anything you do to keep water out will probably just result in keeping more water in. just my 2 cents

My thoughts too, but I foresee having things in the floor from time to time and would like to try to make it a little drier.

 

[drfubar]

My thoughts too, but I foresee having things in the floor from time to time and would like to try to make it a little drier.

I don't think it's possible without hours of work and testing... Then like someone said it would keep everything in... It would never work for me cause I run all summer and way into the fall with my doors off. I hate being inclosed. Riding with @Delton and the rest of those Alabama / Tennessee hooligans is going to get you wet anyway.

 

[Delton]

I don't think it's possible without hours of work and testing... Then like someone said it would keep everything in... It would never work for me cause I run all summer and way into the fall with my doors off. I hate being inclosed. Riding with @Delton and the rest of those Alabama / Tennessee hooligans is going to get you wet anyway.

Oh hush. You know you like it lol

 

[Upstatefreedom]

Has anyone tried to/blocked the front floor to keep the water out? Or lessen it? Looks to me there is a pretty big hole there and could reduce it some.

I've been thinking of trying to fab up something made of thin rubber (like tire tube). Think I can close off at least 75%. Just got to figure out how to attach it.

 

[sugarray]

I've been thinking of trying to fab up something made of thin rubber (like tire tube). Think I can close off at least 75%. Just got to figure out how to attach it.

Please post up what you figure out. I thought about using something like that, just not sure how to get it all around the pedal attachments and the opening.

 

[CumminsPusher]

If you cover it up the best you can any water will flow out the big ass gap at the bottom of the doors just fine.


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[sugarray]

If you cover it up the best you can any water will flow out the big ass gap at the bottom of the doors just fine.


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What I thought as well. Runs out under the door just fine, but doesn't seem to pour in like around the pedals.

 

[CumminsPusher]

I'd seal this thing up good except for the door bottoms. The should almost tilt the floor slightly for quicker run out.