2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid water intrusion finally found

[@Karma-qp3lx]

You just saved me. I got the same issue you had. I decided to cover the spots with towels before raining. I may have to cover the drains with silicone like you suggested.

[@CousinCleatus]

Awesome, they are really good cars.

[@DholIsLife]

There’s a guy who posted a video about this, but have you checked behind the bumper? There’s some holes that allow water into the car and the guy bought some rubber plugs to fix them.

[@CousinCleatus]

Since I put silicone on the taillights, there hasn't been any issues. Never thought about the bumper though.

[@HshamRashed]

My cousin having the same issue and All I did I open the back bumper with out the Tail Light. I saw a big hole that the Rubber silicone came off. All I have to do is put another one in that I bought from Advance Auto Parts and I make sure I put some liquid super Glue in to it too. So it doesn’t come off again he doesn’t have to change the battery again too 😮‍💨. I hope that helps too

[@CousinCleatus]

@HshamRashed water getting in anywhere is not good. Good find.

[@timwindsor03]

Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope all is well. Have an incredible weekend. Much love and RESPECT

[@CousinCleatus]

You're the man

[@EYE_SPIDER]

Nice Work Brotha! BOOM BABY!

[@CousinCleatus]

Yes sir, thank you for watching

[@meastwood274]

2 holes behind bumper that are not plugged from factory. That’s where it gets in. I put flex tape over it.

[@CousinCleatus]

Someone else has said that too. Good find

[@kneesee100]

Thank you for the Video. I know you found the root cause of the water coming in and cleaned all the water up. What did you do to actually fix it? Just vacuumed the water out?

[@CousinCleatus]

If I would have found the leak the first time, yes, but it got wet again and again before I found it. I had to replace the relays inside the battery container.