bernardmwrangle
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The drain holes for my sunroof were clogged and during the first big storm here in the Bay Area I was getting water sloshing around under the sunroof and leaking into the interior down around the driver side, not cool. Our house is under a lot of trees and there is always duff and debris everywhere, it is a constant battle. I tried to unclog the drains with some wire at first, but that didn't work. I figured I would try to flush them out, started with a Water Pik, that didn't work, but trial and error, right? What ended up working was the 1/4 inch tubing that you use for drip irrigation. It fits perfectly in the drain holes, and is stiff enough to where you can run it down the drain holes, but not so stiff that you might worry about damaging something like you might with larger, stiffer wire. I rigged the tubing to a hose, ran the tubing down the holes, and flushed it out with water. THere was some water coming back into the interior with the flush, but it finally worked!
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