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Orange RRS Member Since: 24 May 2016 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 89 |
If you have a sunroof more than likely the drain tubes are blocked. Life's too short to drive boring cars !
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Thu Feb 02 2017 7:22pm |
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steve.rrs Member Since: 27 Aug 2014 Location: devon Posts: 90 |
saying that i did open the sunroof the other day, the first time for a few months, how do i go about finding them and unblocking them |
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Thu Feb 02 2017 7:26pm |
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Orange RRS Member Since: 24 May 2016 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 89 |
Open the roof and gently pour water both sides, if the tubes are not blocked you should see water running out in the front wheel arches. Both sides Life's too short to drive boring cars !
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Thu Feb 02 2017 7:29pm |
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steve.rrs Member Since: 27 Aug 2014 Location: devon Posts: 90 |
thanks, i'll do that tomorrow |
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Thu Feb 02 2017 7:30pm |
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steve.rrs Member Since: 27 Aug 2014 Location: devon Posts: 90 |
ok. i poured water down each side, i had water draining by drivers front wheel ok, but no water draining by passenger side front wheel, so assuming that that side is blocked causing the front passenger carpet to be very wet, any ideas on getting the drain tube unblocked
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Sat Feb 04 2017 12:17pm |
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Orange RRS Member Since: 24 May 2016 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 89 |
It's possible it's blocked behind the wheel arch shield, try getting to the bottom of the drain tube and make sure it's clear
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Sat Feb 04 2017 12:21pm |
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steve.rrs Member Since: 27 Aug 2014 Location: devon Posts: 90 |
if the tube is blocked how is the water coming into the passenger footwell, how easy is it to take the side plastic molding off |
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Sat Feb 04 2017 12:44pm |
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Orange RRS Member Since: 24 May 2016 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 89 |
It is running down the inside of the a pillar and then filling the footwell. It is a common problem with all Range Rovers have a look online.
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Sat Feb 04 2017 6:02pm |
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phillh Member Since: 09 Oct 2016 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 198 |
I checked mine today. Drivers side was ok but nothing from passenger side. Then I spotted some water dropping just in front of nsr wheel. Car parked on slight slope upwards so I think front drain was ok but water running away down chassis rail towards rear axle for some reason.
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Sat Feb 04 2017 11:04pm |
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Orange RRS Member Since: 24 May 2016 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 89 |
I am sure it has front and rear drain tubes, the Discovery 2 only has front ones due to the raised roof and they are famous for leaking with lots of people sealing them up. Life's too short to drive boring cars !
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Sun Feb 05 2017 11:33am |
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phillh Member Since: 09 Oct 2016 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 198 |
Yes it does have front and rear drains, the rear was dripping down behind the rear wheel. |
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Sun Feb 05 2017 11:38am |
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uu__26 Member Since: 30 May 2016 Location: Surbiton Posts: 26 |
I had the same problem with Passenger side sunroof drain hole.
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Sun Feb 05 2017 8:20pm |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
Recently had this and also recently had it fitted. Originally the Right Hand side was blocked (my passenger side), had the tubes blown with compressed air, but didn't really help. Turns out the pipe should exit behind the side vent grill, but the rubber gromit that holds it there had deteriorated, so it was outputting the drainage water behind the grill - into the passenger side. And we're talking litres of water being squeezed out.
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Mon Feb 06 2017 6:47am |
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