When this happens to me, it's always been the sunroof drains. I check it by doing the following:

• open the sunroof, and locate the drain holes in the front corners of the sunroof drain channel.
• use a small container to put water into the sunroof drain channel. I have a small flower pot watering container. Use care to not get water in the cabin (don't overfill the channel!)
• if the water does not drain quickly, then the drain has blockage and needs to be cleared.
• if it drains quickly, be sure you see water coming out under the car. If not, it may be a disconnected drain hose emptying into the cabin (I've never had this happen to me, but have heard about it from others)

Check both of the front 2 drains. There are generally 2 rear drains as well, but I've never had luck getting to those.

Once you have the leak found and fixed, the carpet and interior need to be thoroughly dried. On my older v70, I disconnect the battery and pull the front carpet section to put in the sun, and run fans in the cabin.

Post what you find.

 

I tested them today, water didn't flow down the driver side, so I blew them out and all is well. I figured it was that. I'm mainly worried about the electrical aspect. Tomorrow I will pull out any carpet I can from front and dry it out. Is there an easy way to get the front driver floor carpet out?

 

It sounds like you may have found the culprit. That's great.

Thankfully I've never pulled the carpet on my V90CC, so I'm not sure of the steps. There may be others here that have. Maybe post a new thread with the title similar to 'How to removed carpet/padding to dry it?'....

 

A sort of update. Been drying it out for a few days now with a dehumifier and fans. Everything seems dry. Have to work the next couple days so will keep an eye on it before continuing to dry it. Took it for a few drives the last couple days and haven't had any kind of errors so progress I suppose

 

Have you disconnected any of the flooded connectors?

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I have not. On the way home from work got the SRS airbag failure light. Not sure if that's from the water but I had disconnected the battery a couple times the other day and the instrument cluster is saying battery low. Wonder if this thing needs new batteries as well.

 

If you are mechanically inclined. I would pull the battery, then go and check the modules that were flooded. They may still have water in the connectors or even in the cases for the modules. Dry it out, check for corrosion and reassemble. Also I'd be looking around to make sure no grounds are corroding.

Of course do not do this if you aren't comfortable disassembling the car. I'd also get a scan tool or use Orbit or Vdash to reset the SRS light and check for other faults

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Thanks for all the suggestions, I really appreciate it. I am not very mechanically inclined unfortunately lol. I would attempt to get the floor out the next couple days but it's literally going to rain heavy for 3 days and I don't have a garage that will fit this beast. That and right now I only have this car as my wife's on maternity leave and we got rid of our other car as she works from home anyways. When this happened we decide to dive back into having two cars but not there yet.

Honestly, I am tempted to call my insurance company and try to get all this covered under comprehensive coverage, not sure how this will go but I read it should be covered as there was no negligence on my part.