Got any o's?

[Smartbear]

Hi, thought it was time to check my drains again but instead of crawling around on the floor to check the drain exit pipes I fed a small hose down the side of the roof & poured a litre or so of water through it.
If it pours freely underneath the car then you have clear drains, if it stays dry underneath or only seeps out you have an issue & need to crawl around!

Rob

 

[Nictrix]

Or if your drains are blocked you have just poured a litre of water into your roof motor

 

[mr wilks]

Or if your drains are blocked you have just poured a litre of water into your roof motor

Indeed mr N , Any more of those capers & its just plain "bear " from here

 

[David-H]

Or if your drains are blocked you have just poured a litre of water into your roof motor

 

[Smartbear]

Or if your drains are blocked you have just poured a litre of water into your roof motor

(Checking diligently underneath the car before the whole litre had been decanted of course)
Rob

 

[David-H]

Hi, thought it was time to check my drains again but instead of crawling around on the floor to check the drain exit pipes I fed a small hose down the side of the roof & poured a litre or so of water through it.
If it pours freely underneath the car then you have clear drains, if it stays dry underneath or only seeps out you have an issue & need to crawl around!
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Rob

How did you check the nearside? :wink:

 

[Smartbear]

Hi, thought it was time to check my drains again but instead of crawling around on the floor to check the drain exit pipes I fed a small hose down the side of the roof & poured a litre or so of water through it.
If it pours freely underneath the car then you have clear drains, if it stays dry underneath or only seeps out you have an issue & need to crawl around!
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Rob

How did you check the nearside? :wink:

In the same way that I checked the offside
Rob

 

[Marlon]

:lol: Top class late night entertainment fellas, thanks :lol:

 

[andystone]

Just watched a YouTube video on cleaning these drains. It shows a rubber valve type thing which he pulls off to sort the cleaning. Is this rubber valve needed? Looks like it will only restrict dirt and stuff from exiting the drain?

 

[Grumpyowl]

Just watched a YouTube video on cleaning these drains. It shows a rubber valve type thing which he pulls off to sort the cleaning. Is this rubber valve needed? Looks like it will only restrict dirt and stuff from exiting the drain?

As the actress said to the bishop.
It's always better in than out