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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Perth Western Australia
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[font=Garamond][size=7][color=Black]I noticed water dripping down on to the sills below my drivers door. I pulled out the little rubber plugs and about a litre of water came out. I pulled the stoppers on the rest of the doors with the same result.
Are these meant to be left in or out or should I drain them after rain. I live in Perth Western Australia so thats not to often. ![]() |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Perth, Western Australia
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I live in Perth and found the same problem about 10 years ago, don't know why they were put in like that. I took them out and if I am going bush, just put masking tape across them till I get back to stop the dust or water getting in .
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I think i'll use your masking tape idea they look like they would be a pain to constantly fit and remove. Probably responsible for my intermittent rear electric window problem. If you hit a bump the windows stopped working then would be ok in a couple of minutes once the water drops dried.
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The plugs are located at the base of the doors on the inner door skin. They are about 10mm round and dome shaped there are 3 in the front and 1 in the back the rear door doesn't have them as the rear window is fixed and sealed.
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