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Water leaks. What else is new?
Starting to get thoroughly annoyed with the design of this car. Spent 7 hours yesterday cleaning out the front and rear drains and replaced the whole carpet. I know my drip trays have some tears in them, so put the car cover on. Come home from work and the cover has blown off during a thunderstorm. Check the passenger side carpet behind the seat...wet. AARGH! What a bad design this is. How they thought relying on foam to keep water out of the interior made sense, I don't know. Somebody should fashion new trays out of carbon fibre and we can call it a day. Not one of Porsche's finer engineering moments. Here endeth the rant.
If I replace my drip trays and my drains are clear, is there anywhere else that I have to worry for leaks? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
The drains must be clogged somewhere. Inside the rear deck that hides the top when down. I use nylon line to make sure they are clean from top to bottom. This is usually where the water comes from.
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Do you mean the main drain hole towards the rear of the car in the foam tray? If so, those are clear. I have a feeling there is a tear up near the hinge point for the roof, amongst other tears. The vehicle is on a slight incline meaning the water should be running to the main drains, but I think it's getting diverted by a tear further up. I ordered a new set of drip trays, so hopefully that will cure the problem. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
I use an air gun to blow the drains clear. I too had a read in the foam pan that we fixed with a glob of silicone.
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the drains mmassey0125 is talking about are marked with the green arrow, and are located on the clamshell channels. a bit hard to find, but you can get to it when the top is in service position. |
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Thanks Meir! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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