wet seatbelts

When it rains. The section of seat belt that's inside the door pillar, gets wet.
Has anyone had this and how did they sort it out?
I'm thinking I may need to remove the rear windows and seal the holes that the bolts go through?
Or maybe it's the window seal that runs around the body of the car?

I have just taken the rear quarter cards off and its all dry in there. So maybe it's damp that's gathering on the seat belt inside?
Think I will leave the quarter card off for a few days and then when it rains I can check to see if its getting in...

Make it rain tip water on window mate then check. That's the trouble with the UK lack of rain n bad weather lol

Has it been water from when you last washed it ?

Is there not just water in the bottom of the surround where the belt sits

Thanks Johnny. I will pour water over that side of the car tomorrow I didnt think about that..

I have removed the rear quarter card and the shell is dry behind it. The seat belt mechanism is dry also. Its just the belt that is wet :/
I will take some pictures tomorrow.
The seat belt mech is raised up on the pillar post so couldn't sit in any water even if there was water in there.

Incontinence? You are getting older

Stu I think rob means in the seatbelt holder itself not that it's sitting in water but water is sitting in it where the belt coils up inside the plastic bit. Get the kids to poor n you watch

Yes I did Johnny I was fighting with a small child who wanted my phone so didn't finish typing

Ah okay.
Yeah I think that might be happening.
I will get the kids to pour water over while I'm inside the car.
Hopefully that will show the place where it is leaking.
Thanks for the input guys

Aren't there drain holes in the door?

robd wrote:Aren't there drain holes in the door?

Not sure.
But that wouldn't affect the seat belt.

It would if it's blocked and your seat belt is just left hanging on the floor like how I leave mine

Stu wrote:
I'm thinking I may need to remove the rear windows and seal the holes that the bolts go through?

I've had that... Unbolt them stick loads of sealant and bolt them back up. Only trick you'll need very deep 1/4in 8mm socket