Well I tried

[ADVAW8S]

That sealant application looks like a blind person did it.. wtf!?

Im not going to disagree but after the work, we have had some good rain and no leaks. Since no one sees it I am not complaining.

 

[HereinDaRockies]

Im not going to disagree but after the work, we have had some good rain and no leaks. Since no one sees it I am not complaining.

My safari seal has a layer of clear silicon sealant that overlaps the gasket and the metal roof.

For your car , they seem to have sealed between the gasket and the metal surface

This is what I am saying about these roofs.. worst case scenario- go to town with a caulk gun and it will be waterproof….

 

[CRH]

Here are pictures from today. Some on how it looks with them closed and then window out. You will notice they went wild with the sealant and even used the sealant on the rubber grommet that leads to drain hole. Since I was up there, I did clean around the seas with just water. I have a sunroof cleaner kit that I will use as fall wraps up. I also use canister of compress air to blow down the drain holes from time to time.

Thanks for the information.
Mine has the main seals glued in with black silicone. Nothing has been done with the drain hole, I think. The glass is clamped down firmer than it was. The seal on our glass seems to be pressed against the roof so a s to stop the water getting to the initial area that tje water would collect and drain from, is this correct. I'm guessing it has different seals around the glass? This is what I told the dealer that it needs to stop water initially entering the collection channel around the current only seal.

 

[Zimm]

I definitely stand by my comment that someone isn't doing their job. Globbing that shit around the gasket did more harm than good. WTF man, tell these turds to replace the goddamn gasket! An they OWE you a new headliner. Holy f**k.

 

[Tazzieman]

An they OWE you a new headliner. Holy f**k.

You're not a rugged fellow who believes in patina?

 

[Zimm]

You're not a rugged fellow who believes in patina?

Only I get to patina my truck.

 

[shiv.nandak]

Just the other day I scrolled past this thread and thought to myself "well, at least I don't have this issue". Today I discovered that I do indeed have this issue. At this point, I am just afraid to read this forum.

 

[Zimm]

Just the other day I scrolled past this thread and thought to myself "well, at least I don't have this issue". Today I discovered that I do indeed have this issue. At this point, I am just afraid to read this forum.

youre getting a wet floor from condensation?

 

[Dokatd]

youre getting a wet floor from condensation?

My drivers floor is always covered in water. I have the rubber floor mats on top of the regular floor. All the water collects in the mat and evaporates within reasonable time frame.

Additionally my rear and back side windows all leak. Dealer "Couldn't Replicate".

 

[HeavyFoot]

My drivers floor is always covered in water. I have the rubber floor mats on top of the regular floor. All the water collects in the mat and evaporates within reasonable time frame.

Additionally my rear and back side windows all leak. Dealer "Couldn't Replicate".

Would you buy one again?

 

[shiv.nandak]

youre getting a wet floor from condensation?

Yes, I think it is the AC compressor recall.

 

[Dokatd]

Would you buy one again?

Wouldn't be high on my list, don't get me wrong, I enjoy it, but it's not what was promised and not in a better way. I would have rather dumped a bit more money and gotten a real D110 or maybe a D130.

But in reality I should have just picked up a second Rivian and called it a day. I have a Scout on order, I might trade in the Gren for that or get the Scout and relegate the Gren to a second home vehicle.

 

[MurphyMurph]

Yes, I think it is the AC compressor recall.

Is there an official recall? If so, does anyone have details on it? I have occasional condensation leaks in the driver’s footwell, but I just pulled the rubber mat and bottom floor piece out and it was only slightly damp. We had some heavy rains the last couple days so I’m not surprised to have some moisture down there from wet boots.

 

[shiv.nandak]

Is there an official recall? If so, does anyone have details on it? I have occasional condensation leaks in the driver’s footwell, but I just pulled the rubber mat and bottom floor piece out and it was only slightly damp. We had some heavy rains the last couple days so I’m not surprised to have some moisture down there from wet boots.

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https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2024/MC-10254299-0001.pdf

 

[IslandFalconer]

This has been my Frustration/Problem since the start. I get it home and within a few months water on the floor. It goes to the dealership, they disassemble the dash, wrap the lines, it comes home, more water and coolant now leaking, they replace the entire HVAC box, they perform the recall, it comes home, more water on the floor, it goes back, they seal the HVAC air inlet funnel, they replace the roof panels where the side load bars are located it comes back, more water on floor. So I just don’t understand what the issue is or why it remains the same. I could remove all the rugs, put a heater in the truck dry the floor, re install everything and in a drought still fill the floors with over an inch of water in 15 hours of run time. So it’s definitely A/C condensation. There’s nowhere else for water to come from. But in 11 months of time at the dealership they can’t seem to solve the issue.

Good news my replacement will be here in March 2026

 

[Zimm]

https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2024/MC-10254299-0001.pdf

Thats a TSB, so, being that you've demonstrated the issue, you should get a fix. TSB's unlike recalls aren't forever. Don't wait 6 years.

 

[Max]

I simply push the recirculation button, the stop start and the park assist at startup and on my way...no issues.

The air is recirculating and doesn't have bulk humidity and condensation to deal with. Trying to cool hot humid air all day caused the same issue day in and out.
My agent talked about the pipes that needed to be wrapped because of bad design and positioning, causing the condensation to leak into the cab.
When I can leave the Gren with them for some time, I might push the point but for now I just push the button

 

[Phobiac]

I noticed this problem with my Grenadier end of August 2025. (I have had it since May...so could have been happening without me knowing...I also don't drive it much). Got it into service with a loaner (Sela Green Grenadier, love the color for the Grenadier) on September 23rd. Scheduled to get it back on October 7th. Two weeks! They mentioned back ups from other vehicles needing service...not sure why they would deprioritize this for service. Today, the word "roadblock" was used. Apparently they are confused as what to do to put it back together and what steps to take according to IA and seeing IA guidance. I think the positive there is that IA is taking all of the trail-and-error they have experienced over this fix and taking note. Fingers crossed

The Grenadier AquaPak™ — Adventure-Grade Hydration System​

Forget water bottles, forget hydration packs. Why settle for aftermarket when your Grenadier generates its own fresh water supply directly into the cabin? That little AC condensation leak you spotted in the footwell? That’s not a leak. That’s cutting-edge expedition hydration engineering.

Why It’s Awesome​

• On-Demand Oasis – Drive a few miles, boom, you’ve got enough water droplets for a morale-boosting sip.
• Self-Filling Reservoir – No need for a CamelBak. Just park on an incline, let the Grenadier do its thing, and harvest that crystal-clear AC nectar.
• Eco-Friendly – Harvesting atmospheric condensation? That’s practically off-grid science fiction. NASA called. They’re jealous.

Overlanding Scenarios​

• Desert Trek: Lost in the Sahara? No problem. Crank the AC, kick back, and watch as your Grenadier slowly turns into a personal oasis.
• Trail Hero: When your buddy’s Jeep breaks down, you don’t just tow him...you hydrate him. Hand him a little puddle from your “footwell fountain.” Instant trail cred.
• Campfire Bragging Rights: Others have rooftop tents and solar panels. You’ve got a built-in atmospheric water generator.

 

[shiv.nandak]

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I noticed this problem with my Grenadier end of August 2025. (I have had it since May...so could have been happening without me knowing...I also don't drive it much). Got it into service with a loaner (Sela Green Grenadier, love the color for the Grenadier) on September 23rd. Scheduled to get it back on October 7th. Two weeks! They mentioned back ups from other vehicles needing service...not sure why they would deprioritize this for service. Today, the word "roadblock" was used. Apparently they are confused as what to do to put it back together and what steps to take according to IA and seeing IA guidance. I think the positive there is that IA is taking all of the trail-and-error they have experienced over this fix and taking note. Fingers crossed

The Grenadier AquaPak™ — Adventure-Grade Hydration System​

Forget water bottles, forget hydration packs. Why settle for aftermarket when your Grenadier generates its own fresh water supply directly into the cabin? That little AC condensation leak you spotted in the footwell? That’s not a leak. That’s cutting-edge expedition hydration engineering.

Why It’s Awesome​

• On-Demand Oasis – Drive a few miles, boom, you’ve got enough water droplets for a morale-boosting sip.
• Self-Filling Reservoir – No need for a CamelBak. Just park on an incline, let the Grenadier do its thing, and harvest that crystal-clear AC nectar.
• Eco-Friendly – Harvesting atmospheric condensation? That’s practically off-grid science fiction. NASA called. They’re jealous.

Overlanding Scenarios​

• Desert Trek: Lost in the Sahara? No problem. Crank the AC, kick back, and watch as your Grenadier slowly turns into a personal oasis.
• Trail Hero: When your buddy’s Jeep breaks down, you don’t just tow him...you hydrate him. Hand him a little puddle from your “footwell fountain.” Instant trail cred.
• Campfire Bragging Rights: Others have rooftop tents and solar panels. You’ve got a built-in atmospheric water generator.

I am convinced a lot of people (especially the ones with carpet) have this issue. Just like all the other issues on this forum, they just haven't noticed. The backside of the carpet is also wet for me.