F150 Door Flooded With Water Pt. 1

[@leo-ub6nb]

Makin a F-150 door squirt with your fingers is wild! 😬

[@KickinItWithQ]

😂

[@clinth479]

🤣🤣

[@riverrat7524]

😂

[@checkthisout6072]

🤣😭💀

[@appiconll]

😂 Only 98 likes, huh? That's weird

[@ToyManFlyer1100]

😂😂😂!!!... Door said..."If you shake it mo' than 3 times, you playin' wit' it..."...😂😂!!

[@DaRoo7mile]

My dad used to tell us that back on the day😂😂😂😂😂

[@_2315_]

@@DaRoo7mileyo pops a freak cuhh 😂😂😂

[@eazymoney5684]

@@_2315_He a FAN he’s a FAN he’s a FAN 😂😂😂😂

[@6plong9]

😂😂😂

[@DaGhost215]

😂😂😂

[@tonys521]

Truck got that WAP

[@reddbabyy95]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ruthy101]

Wet A Panels 😂

[@rueben44]

LOL!

[@tribeofjudah10]

Ok!!! Everyone of U get on the bus U know where we going 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I’m driving 🙈

[@yeahdatsjay]

My favorite part is: “I need you to take me to Family Dollar when you get through” She actually came outside to ask you for a ride 😂

[@Charles_44]

lol

[@jaybrooks6235]

I’m a Ford Tech. I see this pretty often. Water is “supposed” to enter the inside of the door. Behind the door panel, you’ll have a protective sheet that has an adhesive material to prevent the water from getting into the inside of your truck. However, you have 2 square openings at the bottom left and right of your door that’s supposed to drain the water out. Sometimes there’s debris at the bottom, preventing proper draining. We usually leave that rubber grommet out (that you addressed) because it’ll keep happening haha.

[@justmyperspective7430]

Why is water “supposed” to get in your door? (This isn’t sarcasm. It’s a serious question since you’re a Ford Tech. My Tahoe does the same thing and I’ve always wondered why 🤔)

[@jaybrooks6235]

@@justmyperspective7430 Yea, man. So manufacturers know that their vehicles will not create a perfect seal when I comes to water in certain areas (every manufacturer is different from their engineering). To prevent water build up, they add channels and drains for the water to go so it doesn’t build up over time creating overflow into the vehicle. The window glass run allows the window to go up and down within its groove keeping the window aligned. Allowing that movement will definitely let water in. Water will flow past that window glass run and into the interior of the door behind your door panel. On f-150-650s they have a plastic water shield that prevents water from splashing onto the floor boards that ultimately leaks into the vehicle when the doors are closed. Now that you have water sitting in that door panel, the 2 square holes on the left and right corners of each door are “supposed” to drain the water efficiently. Theoretically this works, however, debris, dirt, etc blocks those drain ports. Since the rubber grommet he pulled out is at a higher point that the water built up to, was able to relieve some of that water. I always use this technique and after the water is drained, I use a pick to clean out the square openings. On 1 particular f-150, the engineering tag for the door was stuck in the outer square port.

[@jt101c]

Im a Chevy tech, fuck ford 🖕

[@mikebutzon3317]

😅

[@AH-mp5di]

The little hole on his just below the grommet looks rusted 🫤

[@buzzyboy89]

Mom 😂”who you talking to”

[@KickinItWithQ]

😂😂

[@doughboy4681]

Talking

[@buzzyboy89]

@@doughboy4681 good catch bro

[@kemonieflowers3552]

Who in the truck with you

[@bonganisibiya6618]

Mom: "Who's squirting like that?" 😂

[@LSCBTHEWAVY]

Interior rust has entered the chat

[@bennohels3613]

It’s made of aluminum

[@LSCBTHEWAVY]

@@bennohels3613 so iron can rust to

[@MondoChow777]

​@@LSCBTHEWAVY Every vehicle post-2011 uses galvanized aluminum or steel. Rust resistant unless there's a deep gash or scratch damage in the metal.

[@simplemoney1833]

There is rust on it in the video

[@LSCBTHEWAVY]

Truth be told yall IDK WHY I SAID RUST When I meant to type aluminum.....

[@abrahamcooks1774]

His truck door pissing like a grown man🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TREASONHUNTER]

You got to keep those weep holes clean😢 they get filled with scum as soon as you get water in there from the window opening.

[@jondanabrown2991]

😂😂😂😂😂 I was thinking the same thing 😂😂😂

[@Manhoodismyhood87]

Momma was like, “Dang, that’s crazy. I need you to run me to Family Dollar real quick tho.” 😂

[@jenadukes166]

My husband and I have a 2018 F150. The same door on our vehicle holds rain water also. We let our out the save way. 💯

[@neilbennett3727]

Hey guys right below that rubber that you're pulling on is a tiny hole on the bottom of the door on each end they're plugged up using air hose or something to stick in there and once you clean them out they'll be good my F-150 did the same thing

[@queracusrodgers3692]

That grommet is there for that very reason. You are one of the few that has used it for its intended purpose. You pop it out and it easily pops back in.

[@mclovinlife4018]

Or make a door that doesn’t collect water?

[@queracusrodgers3692]

So a door with no windows?​@@mclovinlife4018

[@loudy12]

What other purpose could you use that for other than to let out the water

[@tyeshamurray7495]

Rite

[@ashleydodd9145]

​@@loudy12IDK probably keeping the water... Out.

[@jermainjohnson6330]

You know that’s a momma everybody need “who you talking too”. “Hold on mama I’m making a video”😂😂

[@Cainvelasquez-hb2sd]

😢

[@jbatonrouge2201]

And she continue to talk 😂😂 that’s def my mama

[@msl6027]

Completely normal, those little holes below the rubber piece you pulled out just need to be cleaned out on occasion. Take an air hose and blow it thru the bottom hole. You have 2, 1 at each end of the door. 🙂

[@RB-nc5nn]

That's a lie those pills are to avoid it

[@conradmaceo]

Why do they have them opposed to other cars?

[@simplemoney1833]

A door full of water is normal?

[@simplemoney1833]

@@conradmaceomost cars have a tiny hole on the corner but it’s if your window is down and water gets in or your sweeps dry rot or tear

[@derekevans2318]

​@@simplemoney1833 no, that is why there are drains. If the drain is clogged you door will be full of water

[@WEFamilia]

I just love how He knows how to talk to His Mama, and They respect each other.

[@KickinItWithQ]

Love my ladybug

[@nataosharichardson5597]

😍😍👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿✊🏿💪🏿👊🏿🖤

[@revg2608]

Momma said she need you to take her somewhere 😂😂😂 got to love hee

[@adatshhc]

Take it to the dealer and get the door handle recall taken care of. Recall repairs are free to you. While you are there order new seals for the window from the parts department. Take that door apart inspect it and get it bone dry. Any signs of rusting sand and coat with a rust preventative. Replace old seal. Done.

[@s.williams4952]

Outta ALL these comments yours is AAA number 1. I was thinking rust proofing also.

[@JH-ii3jc]

@@s.williams4952also make sure the drains are cleaned out. There are drains just above the pinch at the bottom of the door. If they are plugged you’ll continue to have problems.

[@MO_Lip_Ripper]

Or, just avoid Ford like the plague.

[@mauricedavis2905]

​@@JH-ii3jc😂 that's a fact because they're designed to leak. Some drains are easily clogged.

[@Miss_SkiPp_8812]

​@MO_Lip_Ripper FACTS. Chevy all the wayyyyy I seen them fuckers get full on dunked in water and still drive, ain't no Ford doing that. They called em Flip Over and Repair Daily or Fix Or Repair Daily for a reason.

[@yurrgee]

When you tell your wife to go get the blinker fluid changed, but she got the door fluid changed instead.

[@derwinevans6751]

The drains at the very bottom look clogged

[@irvingskyzanitzy3081]

She had the blinker fluid changed. The door fluid was an extra they talked her into.

[@kingmaj813]

😂 “I need you to run me to family dollar right quick” if that ain’t my mom I tell you 😂😂😂

[@samisrael3453]

Wys uk mama gone sneak what she want in real quick 😂

[@Proverb3721]

Frfr an it's always family dollar or food lion lol

[@thegeneraljoe67]

Hey buddy. Replace window belt moulding first . Now let it dry out and spray some oil into that same area/inside bottom of door. Remove bottom plugs. Let oil spread around in their than run out the bottom. If You ignore this, your door bottoms WILL ROT & RUST QUICKLY

[@ericdavis2183]

There is a drain groove on the roof of your truck. It allows water to drain down on the outside of the truck. There are a couple of holes for the water to go into and drain down areas under the truck. One or more of those holes is clogged up. That's why is gathering inside that door. Almost always happens to vehicles with sunroofs

[@marionfrasier]

F150 door has been holding it for a while

[@johnhall9609]

That’s the new F-150 G-spot !!! 😂😂😂❤You found it!!!😮😮😮❤

[@robinlabra8051]

Door said, “I’m a little tea pot”

[@TheodoreBakes]

😂😂😂

[@s.williams4952]

I thought it said... My bladder full, I gotta take a piss... and badly!

[@123staycee]

Lmao!

[@kevinqpublic8082]

Your drain holes are clogged. To prevent rust inside your door, spray some transmission fluid inside your door. You will have to take the door apart, clean out the drain holes, make sure it's completely dry before spraying atf in the door. You only need about an inch to soak into the cracks. Make sure you tape over the drain holes so it doesn't run all over. Then remove the tape and drain the atf out after 10 min. Wipe clean and that will prevent rust from the inside out. Or you could do nothing a see what happens.

[@chevy383jt]

It's somewhat normal. Your window seals aren't sealing very well, or one of them is out of place. Some water is expected, especially during heavy storms. There are supposed to be holes that always drain the water that gets inside. I would just leave that rubber plug out unless you plan on driving through deep water soon.

[@rjjj-lu9kb]

Momma: I need u to take me to family dollar Me:dang

[@brandonmcgirt7103]

😂😂

[@kerstieamiya4880]

You mean “dannnngggg”

[@SEM4luv]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@navycorpsman744]

My man's truck is literally pissing water where there ain't supposed to be any and mom don't GAF. 😂😂 "I need you to take me"... 😂😂😂

[@cody_laws1]

Weep hole is clogged. Water will always get into doors. You see the dark square spot under the plug you touched. Feed a small piece of wire or something into it to clean it out.

[@KickinItWithQ]

Yup exactly what it was

[@aaronwilliams6588]

Samething that happened to my 2011 F150

[@hemithangzpossible1427]

Cap I Aint Never Had Ran In My Ram Doors Or Charger Doors Das A Ford Problem

[@caleb9496]

Lmao my 4runner can go under water up to the handles and not have water in the doors 😂 fords trash

[@hemithangzpossible1427]

@@caleb9496 Thank You Deez Ford Guyz Need A Reality Check

[@bobbyshirley9753]

Bro you need a show just explaining shit to momma id listen all day

[@KickinItWithQ]

😂

[@hesher7582]

truck had to piss like me in the morning.

[@poppyneese1811]

Q you got the West Texas version, those doors hold water so when you get way out there in summer and if you break down you pull them lil black rubber plugs out and hold a cup under them and survive till the rescue folks find you!🤣😂🤣😂, my 17 did the same thing, just pulled the plugs and left them off.

[@400Redsport]

You need to take the rubber plugs out. If I remember right, when i worked for Ford we had a recall to do just that, and so does the manufacturer I work for now. Same recall essentially, the weep holes get clogged and pulling the rubber plugs just makes the weep hole larger.

[@miamiwax5504]

Where will it go if the door is closed?

[@400Redsport]

@miamiwax5504 It'll drain out? Lmao I'm not sure what you mean. The door closing doesn't create a perfect seal, there is room for the water to escape.

[@shortyblack7324]

Yes mind does it

[@InspirationalMicrophone-uf9gs]

Yep 👍 exactly what happens to ours . They all are like that . If you don't drain the front drivers door regularly, you'll have electrical issues

[@wudupal]

when you had it repainted, they painted over the drainage holes.

[@evansmith8621]

That isn’t it bro

[@andrestocker3204]

@@evansmith8621his drainage holes are blocked I have to clean mine out too. I use a paper clip.

[@draco5160]

​@andrestocker3204 why does the water get in there in the first place, tho is it not properly sealed??

[@juan_f150]

Pretty sure this truck has oem paint lol and you can see the drainage whole right below the gasket it's a poor design and they always get trapped with debris and leaves mine has the same problem lol

[@juan_f150]

​@draco5160 every door gets water in there it's come down through the window gaskets

[@oshanehall3470]

“How you know they water there.” “Grand ma. You know those squishy noises” 💦

[@Redd_with_2Ds]

😂😂😂😂

[@ATL0893]

Grandma nana sound like that I bet

[@anthonyhouston4250]

Grandma said yeah back in my day😂

[@user-xz6if7ip6o]

I love that truck. The color is beautiful.

[@poback_24badazz94]

You made that ford squirt wit 2 fingers in 7.6 seconds 😮 your the MVP 😂😂 she should ride smoother now 😅

[@dblcrsa]

Moms be asking a ton of Qs so they can have something to talk about with their friends...😂😂😂

[@erwinmerida8891]

Well hydrated truck right there!!

[@kevinthomas2906]

While we wait, we hydrate!

[@realpopcaan]

“Quah quah” 😂

[@kingpharaoh5716]

You had to make the sound effect 😂😂😂

[@ScottieBMan]

Good thing it’s aluminum body! LOL

[@nothank.z]

my 2014 expedition had the same problem! Passenger front door, it would be small puddles dripping slowly onto my floor, not to mention outside.. I never did anything about it but it seems to have disappeared. Either way I'm about to go look for this tab now, thank you!

[@idocare6538]

I love these farm trucks, I used to use them to feed horses. Crazy that it leaks though, haven't had that experience yet.

[@msfranklin2650]

NOT THE DOOR PEEING 😳🤯

[@lekeiag]

😂😂😂 I searched for this comment.

[@pedrocaballero1497]

This man could become a legend. One handed make it squirt in under a minute. Needs an award of some kind.

[@WiseWatcher-76]

Dude got a water effect’s edition

[@whytemike363]

Sweet truck. Love the color. I got a 2018 ram same color. But yeah that’s wild. At least you figured it out.

[@flipp5000]

5 days ago they recalled 2014 F150 because it can unexpectedly downshift to 1st gear while driving so hopefully your 2015 is good..good luck

[@Trenchluv]

Your door's takin a mad piss 😂

[@BamaPrince1]

All of them like that. On the Mustangs, it's inside the wiper cowl they get stopped up and fills the floor board up. My Ranger did that so I drilled holes in the bottom never a problem again

[@TMONEY0929]

my brother F150 2015 have the same problem. Thank you so very much for the answer.

[@kodiak7274]

Stick something in the square hole on the pinch just below that grommet you squeezed. That's the drain hole the square one. They get plugged up especially if your window shattered at some point

[@jacobmoore6874]

My 2019 Corolla had that same thing thats why it has a plug on the bottom for you to pull whats crazy is it doesn't even have a sunroof but im glad I sold it

[@brandontuck4365]

The weep hole is actually below the rubber gromet and clogs up with debris because its too small. I use a flathead to clear the debris on my '17.

[@germaine1977]

I have a 2006 Pontiac torrent and it does the same thing. I figured it was happening because the car was old the window seal may have cracked; it was also bought used and has the same plug feature to drain.

[@craiggarner1504]

That's completely normal, most cars/ trucks have those drain plugs on the doors. I always remove mine to the water drains out & to keep the doors from rusting from water just sitting inside the door

[@ElderSamuelLParkerJr]

I have a 2015 Ram 2500 Laramie Longhorn Mega-Cab and I have the same issue on the very same door! I will have to look for that plug.😮

[@ananominity]

All vehicles have drainplugs in the doors because water will always get in, if for no other reason than moisture on the inside of the windows. In dry climates like the southwest the moisture evaporates easily, but in humid climates it will pool at the bottom of the doors and body panels because it can't evaporate. That's why you see cars rusting in those areas.

[@shawnb9917]

Below the plug you fingered to let the waters out are drains you can see that are in the very bottom crease they are blocked up with road dirt , clean them and you’ll be fine

[@xValleyx]

Take a flat head screwdriver to the square holes on each corner at the bottom of the doors, pry out just a little bit and open the hole up, then spray any kind of spray and clean them out. Happened with my truck

[@alecmeyer6819]

Pop the plugs at the bottom or the drains are clogged. Mine did that on the driver rear. Popped the plugs and ran my garden hose in it to flush the drains. All full of dirt and sand (live on a dirt road) after that no more water in my door. God bless hope this helps

[@minecrafter4623]

The little hole below that rubber piece you were touching is the drain hole. It’s clogged. Spray it out with an air hose and you should be good.

[@sort407]

I had the same problem with a 2005 Escape. I would park at home after travelling up a slight incline. Once my truck stopped,I would hear water.

[@J_Parzival_1]

The openings on the bottom are exactly for that. There is instances where water does penetrate between the seals but that much can potentially be a problem. Have it checked and resealed if possible.

[@cboyd430]

That hole right up under that plug you pulled back is the door drain. It's clogged take a wire or a big zip tie push it up in there to unblock it.

[@gearedforadventurelife]

See that little square below that plug. That's where it's suppose to drain it clogged with dirt or the glass has been broken before. Clear it out with air and the door will drain

[@CrazyJoeClark429]

My Cadillac STS did the same. It has a drain plug just like that. Just had to live with it. No mildew smells or anything

[@curtisziegler9196]

I had the same damn problem with my 2013 GMC Sierra. I drilled a hole in the bottom of the door and it fixed it good. No issues since.

[@martinschott8934]

Mine does the same thing. The small drain holes are clogged. Get a small zip tie or paper clip and clear them up. Mine are full of broken glass from my truck being broken into 8 times down here in New Orleans. That’s the big drain the small drain is on the bottom edge of the door. You can’t get it all with that plug.

[@silkekemmer6511]

in germany we know about this - we replace the rubber you have shown us, this was almost dirty behind it ... here it was a Opel caravan construction fail. New rubber stopped this. Opened the inside door cover, it shows a big damage by the water.

[@raineterris817]

From the cracks in the window rain water seeps into the door you should be able to drain it w a plug under on the bottom of the door it’s in different spots on each car sometimes

[@arthursmith5409]

The door has vents along the bottom, if they get clogged up from debris, then that happens and you must drain the door like you did and then clear the vents.

[@SRC_Builds]

There is a recall for door latch freezing concerns for f150 they are supposed to remove that grommet and install door funnels and a foam kit

[@KemaHartz]

Yes certain cars and trucks have this plug under the door also in the trunk to drain the water from rain.

[@stevetomblin9007]

The little square hole underneath that plug you pulled is clogged up. That is what that hole is there for. Then run a hose over your door glass to see if the weather strip is leakin

[@Dglock0]

From my experience the truck could be a reconstructed title probably a replacement door and the moldings around window is causing water to enter the door or weather strips I had same problem years ago..

[@asapmimic1289]

That little square is clogged you can see it full of dirt and gunk, very common issue. The problem is people by things and just don’t forget that they require the most minimum maintenance ever.

[@rockyparish2205]

If you didn’t know must of the vehicle have run off drains and sometimes these drain clogged. So that’s why u got issues like that. It’s normal

[@loubless]

You know squish noise…. I need you to take me to family dollar 😂😂😂

[@valerief1231]

I love southern slang, so glad I speak it fluently, “ho de oh dough” is how my Uncle Zappie (Zah pea) would say “hold the door”

[@tjsadler9]

@@valerief1231 Beat speak in the world .

[@Waynes-World]

😮 could be the wider tires too. They r throwing water up and it’s getting into the door some how. Because unless the rubber seal around ur window is broken that’s a lot of water

[@tiesthatbind5056]

"I heard hhgwsshh hwggsshh, you kno, da swish noise?"😂😂😂😂😂

[@CulturalProspect]

Yes, it's perfectly normal. That's why there's a plug. Jeeps also have this feature. There's more to cars than style, status and, year.

[@760649]

That square under the rubber piece you moved is a drain hole. I would guess your drain hole is clogged. Try using a pipe cleaner to clear out the drain and it will drain normally again. Also check your window seals.

[@lamontmiller6134]

My 2016 f150 do that too you need to vacuum your door drains to clean the dirty out

[@Baconbills]

"damn cat drink'n milk out da bowl" "GET OUT DA BOWL"

[@gregorypatterson8180]

My 2016 did that also. Found out Ford knew of the problem, and their solution was to just remove the plugs.

[@SirXPerfect]

How you know that was in there? “ I heard Hawk tuah “ 😂😂

[@KickinItWithQ]

😂

[@reggiesmith9571]

I have a 2013 GMC Yukon that does the same thing! I took my door plugs off.

[@military062701]

Dude mama like, "Oh, that's terrible..... now take me to the store."

[@thomasmcmahon400]

All doors should have a slit in the bottom to drain the rainwater, this one appeared clogged. You just poke a knife up there to clear it out. The black plug he was prying was probably from rust proofing.

[@vigilantobserver8389]

If you don't want it to rust out, you can squirt transmission fluid in that hole occasionally. There's a lot of rust inside already. That's sad!

[@bayousteve-sf4of]

water proof door mod ford just released they are awesome will definitely keep the interior dry 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ashleydodd9145]

My husband's father bought a F-150 brand new and his headliner kept getting wet when it rained, they supposedly fixed it three different times. The truck has nw been passed to my husband, and we are still having that issue and nobody wants to take responsibility for it because the truck is already paid off because they fixed it and after a couple of years it goes back to getting all wet again.

[@kaynikki7877]

Pissin in public can get you arrested SIR! 🤣

[@cmar675]

F-150: Skeet skeet mF skeet skeet all damn 😂😂

[@DavidRamirez-kv9xc]

Looka all dizz waddah in my doe 😂😂. Love it

[@angelfrankenfine]

Yes! My Ford Expedition did this!!!! on the left back passenger door. i could always hear it swishing around.

[@KickinItWithQ]

Yup! Just needs to use the restroom 😂

[@TehShadowDeath]

The drain is clogged. If you look under tuat rubber piece at the bottom of the door where that dark spot is, that is one od the drains on that door. Dirt and debre gets in there and cloggs it up. Use something to clean that out, she will drain no problem and shouldn't hold water anymore.

[@randycalhoun4405]

My 2011 mustang convertible dose the same when it’s heavy rain those are Drains you should have them in every door