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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

More help (again) - I had the man from Autoglass back again today to refix the windscreen, which he did. But when he took the plastic panel off by the windscreen - the panel that goes the length of the windscreen and covers the pollen filter etc etc - he showed me that there was about an inch of standing water just by a whole load of relays by the pollen filter on the passenger side. It rained quite hard here last night and the car hadn;'t been driven since the downpours but it worried me - as the water was so near to so many electrical components. Is there a drain plug there - or will the water go when it gets driven???

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Sounds like the drain tubes may be blocked - it's quite common. email me if you want the info on how to unblock them.

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