Rear Drain Holes

Technical Area Body, Interior & Styling
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Yes, I noticed this, but was not sure if it was a soft buffer to land the ends of the PRHT window on, or velcro loop or what. It seems inadequate to hold down some foam filter. See the pictures.

Driver’s side, you can see where the two upper body drains (round rubber tube, flat plastic tube) discharge their outlets by the piles of dust under them

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Driver’s side today after yesterday’s vacuuming, without the dust piles. Drain below the grille is dead centre and visible in this pic

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Passenger side

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Interesting.

Yours actually still has foam strips attached, all I have is glue residue.
Maybe I should put some neoprene foam strip I have, in place there if it’s intended to act as a buffer.

So that’s the foam filter held in place by double-sided tape theory blown… :slight_smile:

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I think it’s confusing to have prht and soft top drains discussed in the same thread as they are different.

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