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Hi there
During the heavy rain I have noticed that water has somehow got into the passenger side rear foot well and under the swab seat. Have tried drain holes to sun roof, seem ok. How far up do these drain holes go, right up to the rear or front of the sun roof?. I f it not this any other ideas, window seals etc seem fine.
Many thanks for any help offered.
Craig
 
Drain holes go fore and aft from sunroof, you can see the rear exits when you lift the engine lid, they are through the rubber grommets. Front exit is by the wing, open the door and you should be able to see a tube each side just under the wing joint by the A pillar almost.

Kevin.
 

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