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Blocked front and rear drain holes (Cayman S gen 1)...
- Thread starter Craiglm68
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I only know of 2 drain holes (but there are definitely more!), one is near the battery (remove battery cover and trim to the side of it to access) and one is under the fuel cap.
Mine are clear so haven't had to do this yet, but on my old S2000 I used a semi-rigid plastic coated wire (from Robert Dyas - I think it was meant to be a washing line...) to clear them out. But you could just use a pipe cleaner or wire coat hangar instead.
Hope this helps
Greg
There are plenty of pics if you Google something like Cayman front water drain holes. There's also a description of their location here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=231&t=1434362
Note that the Cayman has only front drain holes. The Boxster has rear drains which are prone to clogging and flooding the rear floor area, causing electrical problems.
Jeff
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