__. I concur with both the above. Your problem could be sunroof drains (open the passenger door, you'll see a little rubber stub sticking out between the two hinges. Pour half a cup of water into the sunroof and it should all run out of that stub immediately) but I agree with DBW that it's more likely the air conditioner drain. Best way is to get under the car - you'll find a similar rubber stub right at the area in front of the passenger footwell. Run something smooth, stiff but soft (a lot of people like to use the filament made for "weed-eaters" but anything like that will do) up the rubber hose fitting. You'll probably get drops of water out.Drivbiwire said:
__. Nope, but the puddle on the floor is very similar from both. If you can be *sure* that the leak is at the top of the windshild, it's almost certainly the sunroof (although there's some chance you have a botched windshield installation ... some chance, but very little).barley said:
You are less likely to mess up the drain hoses (i.e., seperating them from the fittings) by using a wire cable (e.g., a bicycle gear cable) or weed-wacker cable. With the bicycle cable, make sure the end is capped, other wise it will fray. For the weed-wacker cord, fold the end over and tape it to form a loop.johnnyrotten said:
mrGutWrench said:
The rubber stub as you discuss is not in the footwell, it is on the door jamb for the sunroof drain. For the AC drain -open hood , on firewall about half way down you will see a U shaped cut. Can only be reached from bottom of engine bay unless you have long skinny arms. Remove skid plate & reach up with ling screwdriver & pry "U" cover away from firewall. Insert screwdriver into hole and water should give you a shower!k1rod said:
After you add on their 10% shop supply ripoff fee (To their $110/hr labor rate) and taxes, it comes to over $1700. . I'm afraid it's time to go Mickey and break out the silicone and calking gun.