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From what I have seen I suspect the later cars are similar.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All, I need to address what looks to be my rear sunroof drains are clogged. After a good rain shower or even washing my car I'm getting two leaks near the corners of the rear window. Am I going to have to remove the headliner to access these drain opening or is there a less involved way? Thanks for any input. -T.J.

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I have no experience with the later cars, but on the 911 you don’t need to disturb the headliner, but you do have to remove the roof. From what I have seen I suspect the later cars are similar. Considering the issues in R&R a headliner I don’t think they would have designed it that way. (famous last words . . .) Removing the roof panel (again on the earlier cars) is not difficult, just “fiddely;”. Only way I can describe it. Find a manual though.

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