2000 Dodge Intrepid 3.2L Wet floor on driver's side

Check the area in the engine compartment just under the windshield - see if any holes through firewall (wires, cables, etc.) that may have become loose or missing grommets. Large amount of rain in this trough can get into passenger compartment and down firewall if any through holes are not tight.

Ed

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If it smells of coolant, heater core. If it doesn't, a leaky windshield seal.

If it is after a rain, check to see if the drain holes on the bottom of your drivers door are plugged. If so this will allow the inner door to fill with rain and overflow into the car.

Good luck.

here is a question does the car have a post around the window if it does not look at the top of the window and see if it is closing in to the weather strip if not that is where it is coming from it happens to me all the time just push on the top of the window and it will stop but you have to do it all the time or replace the bottom window track. on that side it is more then likely it is broke