YOUR RESEARCHWhere are the REAR drain holes for the Convertible
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Had water in the drivers side FRont and rear Cleared out the Drain holes behind the battery (And resprayed Battery tray at same time) Where are the DRain Holes for the Rear. There is a tray behind the Rear Side Speaker that collects water THis has a drain hole under the car - cant see it Any ideas please
Hi Richard There is an article in the 996 section of Sept 2015 porsche post about this very issue. the drain outlets are located behind the inner plastic wheel arch liners, in the lower front section of the rear wheel arch. A little non return flap which gets blocked. Hope that helps.
Found it in 5 minutes Thanks Just shows how important the Post is An article said you need to remove the wheel - But didn't say it was behind the trim!! Perhaps we should have a list of channels to clear added to the front Radiator clean THANKS
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