POLL: Have you found water under the carpet in your 2017+ Ridgeline?

Decided to do some digging to further check for water leaks in my RL today, since we've had a rainy week.

• First, pulled the rear sill covers and felt under the carpet on each side: Dry.
• Next, pulled the plastic covers off under the folded rear seats, and looked at the various penetrations through the rear wall of the cab. Grommets and seams appeared sealed. No sign of water intrusion.
• Finally, I laid on my back under the rear of the cab, and did my best to take some pictures of the suspected problem areas, by snaking my arm up around the fuel tank and using my phone camera.

Here are some pics of the upper seam/pinch weld area, first from the driver's side, where it is very narrow and hard to hold the camera at the correct angle:

Again, not a great angle, but the seam sealer looks pretty evenly and thoroughly applied here.

Here's a shot that really shows that the forward bed drains literally dump directly into this area. Each of the little white lights in the black strip running down the center of the picture are drains:

Now, the lower seam area, from the driver's side:

Wide open. Not even an attempt at closing those openings with something, so either Honda a) made a mistake and forgot to seal this seam, or b) they intentionally did not seal it, because it doesn't need to be sealed. However, it sounds like someone was able to show that water, flowed directly into these openings does indeed run into the cab under the carpet, so it would seem that they should be sealed.

OK, to the passenger side, where there's a lot more room to operate. First, the upper seam area; these pictures pan from left to right:

Continued...

And the last pic of the upper seam area:

Again, looks like the seam is well-sealed here.

And the lower seam, from the passenger side:

No surprise, wide open.

I'll continue to monitor my interior for signs of water intrusion, but so far I'm good, even with that lower seam wide open.