Found water on passenger side foot well a few weeks ago, chased both front drains with a wire and unclogged the passenger side one, driver side was clear. Today at my parents house the rear seats got wet, didn't clear the rear drains so there's that but my question is.... How good are these at draining anyways, my parents driveway is at an extreme angle, idk 40° or something ridiculous ( my manual car popped out of gear twice and gravity overcame the parking brake) and a crazy rain storm just blew by, gonna rain all week anyways. So I guess the question is would clear drains keep the car dry or is this a thing I should just deal with.
Sun roof drain question
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powershift
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Clearing the front and rear drains would keep the inside dry.
Rover Range
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The rear drains need to be checked at the sunroof tray.
They can have a slight bow upwards, preventing proper drainage.
Remove the drain tube from the track, cut an inch off and reattach.
You can access the drain tubes through the rear doors. Remove the overhead handle at the head liner, pull down the door seal.
Gently pull down on the headliner.
They can have a slight bow upwards, preventing proper drainage.
Remove the drain tube from the track, cut an inch off and reattach.
You can access the drain tubes through the rear doors. Remove the overhead handle at the head liner, pull down the door seal.
Gently pull down on the headliner.
