I've got a 63 reg Ford B-Max, for the past couple of months I've noticed a wet damp dog smell in the vehicle. Also on days were it's moderately cold outside but not cold enough for ice on the windscreen, the inside of the car windscreen is all fogged up. The driver footwell May seems soaking wet so I lifted the carpet and removed the internal trim to reveal a huge puddle. I then did the same to the passenger footwell and discovered the same situation.
Please can anyone shed any light or similar circumstances and hopefully a fix or process of elimination to rectify/prevent the issue.
I do t drive through puddles, all seals are in tact, no excesssive loss of fluids, engine bay is dry. I occasionally jet wash under wheel arches but nowhere near the amount of water that I've found swimming under mats and level of water retained in the mats!
Any help or advice greatly appreciated. I've attached some pics for assistance (please note the underlay isn't wet on the top half and none of electric wiring damp)
Edited by: Scottie84
Please can anyone shed any light or similar circumstances and hopefully a fix or process of elimination to rectify/prevent the issue.
I do t drive through puddles, all seals are in tact, no excesssive loss of fluids, engine bay is dry. I occasionally jet wash under wheel arches but nowhere near the amount of water that I've found swimming under mats and level of water retained in the mats!
Any help or advice greatly appreciated. I've attached some pics for assistance (please note the underlay isn't wet on the top half and none of electric wiring damp)

