Convertible Drain Clog
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Convertible Drain Clog
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I have had the drains on my convertible cleared 2 times now. What happens, especially in Spring / Fall, is that little pieces of tree gets in the drain and clogs it. Then, when there's rain or I get car wash, the car sloshes in the rear quarter panels. It drains eventually, but, very slowly. I don't want to encourage rust.
Is there a way to unclog the drains myself without having to take it to the dealership? I took off the interior pieces to see the "works" of the convertible, but, could not see where to unclog. Any ideas?
Thanks!
I have had the drains on my convertible cleared 2 times now. What happens, especially in Spring / Fall, is that little pieces of tree gets in the drain and clogs it. Then, when there's rain or I get car wash, the car sloshes in the rear quarter panels. It drains eventually, but, very slowly. I don't want to encourage rust.
Is there a way to unclog the drains myself without having to take it to the dealership? I took off the interior pieces to see the "works" of the convertible, but, could not see where to unclog. Any ideas?
Thanks!
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I don't have the sloshing sound, but have thought about that for a while. I have oak trees with acorns in the fall, leaves and oak wilt in the spring. Not to mention the dust, pollen and sticks that get in there.
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