drains-with pic

Smartbear

Lifer
 a barn in Somerset
Hi, its been a bit wet lately so don't forget to check your drains are running clear & not blocked (replacing roof motors is tiresome & expensive)
Slowly pour a little water down the gap where the soft-top joins the rear of the car and check you get a trickle exit from the sill in front of the rear wheel, unless your parked on an incline where it may run along the cill & exit behind the front wheel instead.
Pour here



And the water should exit here

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Jonny essex said:
What......and get my Zed wet!!!!!!! :tumbleweed:

Your zed would only get wet internally & not externally jonny, your gleaming paintwork wouldn't get wet (as long as you pour slowly enough) :thumbsup:
 
Checked mine today. Driver side is absolutely fine, passenger side hardly drained at all.

Thanks for the timely reminder. I need to work out a way of getting to the drain from above, trying to avoid taking the front of the wheel arch trim off if I can.

When the roof is up, can I not see the drain from inside the cabin?
 
Stratts said:
Checked mine today. Driver side is absolutely fine, passenger side hardly drained at all.

Thanks for the timely reminder. I need to work out a way of getting to the drain from above, trying to avoid taking the front of the wheel arch trim off if I can.

When the roof is up, can I not see the drain from inside the cabin?

When the roof is lowered its possible to see the drivers side drain (just) but not the passenger side as I think the hydraulic roof motor is in the way, I clear mine from underneath using a net curtain wire-it's possible without removing the wheel or wheel arch trim just a bit fiddly.
I jack up the car or drive onto a few planks to give some extra room to maneuver in.
Regards
 
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