Water problem somewhere-wet carpet

[OneGoodMan]

I am new to the forum, but found it when I was trying to find out why I have water in the back passenger side of the car.

I jacked up the car and pulled out two round plugs and water just ran out from one. I can feel up in to where the plug was and it is soaking wet in there.

Any help on where this water is coming from? I thought it was the a/C but I have not found the A/C plug.

Can anyone help me out?

TIA

[Mr. Slippery]

Is this a convertible or coupe?

[OneGoodMan]

It's a coupe.

[OneGoodMan]

Anyone know where the AC drain is on a 2004 Solara Coupe SLE?

I think that is my problem, but can't locate the drain.

[MCOjerry]

I don't know. When you pulled that plug, did things dry out, or are they still getting wet?

I think it's odd that you foud a plug that was holding water in, and correct me if I am wrong, but the A/C drain should not have a plug in it, but should let the water out?

Since no one seems to know, try running your A/C for a while...go drive around. Then, park the car of a very flat surface and wait a minute or two. Look to see where the water is dripping from...that should be the A/C drain. If you see no water, then you may be plugged up.

[MrMikeL]

There is a TSB for water:

Body - Water Leak Onto Front Floor Area
BODY
BO015-03
REVISED

July 9, 2003

Title:
WATER LEAK AT FRONT FLOOR

Models:
'02 - '06 Camry (TMMK), '04 - '06 Solara Coupe, & '05 - '06 Avalon

TSB REVISION NOTICE: ^ June 14, 2006: The engine type for the Avalon has been updated to 2GR in the Production Change Information table.

^ February 24, 2006: 2004 - 2006 model year Camry, 2004 - 2006 model year Solara Coupe, and 2005 - 2006 model year Avalon vehicles have been added to Applicable Vehicles. The VINs in the Production Change Information table have been updated.

^ Previous versions of this TSB should be discarded.

Maybe this is your problem??