Well, this would explain a sticking hatch...
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Well, this would explain a sticking hatch...
Every time it rains, the hatch refuses to open on its own. the seals stick like glue.
Tonight after washing the car, i learned why:
They need to make minature plungers, because my pinking wasn't quite able to fit down those drain tubes. Guess I'll have to take a hanger to it tomorrow...
EDIT: ohh, and some before and after magic:
Before:
After:
don't ask what that discoloration is.. must have been water on the lens or something
Tonight after washing the car, i learned why:
They need to make minature plungers, because my pinking wasn't quite able to fit down those drain tubes. Guess I'll have to take a hanger to it tomorrow...
EDIT: ohh, and some before and after magic:
Before:
After:
don't ask what that discoloration is.. must have been water on the lens or something
Last edited by Kenteth; 06-01-04 at 03:24 AM.
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mine keep on getting clogged regardless of how clean I get them. I park my car under a tree and debris is always falling down and then clogging them. Is there any solution to this?
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if your sprayer thing on the end of your hose is skinny enough, just stick the end into the drain hole and very carefully start to turn the water on. worked for me. i had the drain tube aimed into a bucket and it looked like it was pinching a loaf.
theres no need to buy new tubing. you can even take the tubes all the way out pretty easily and clean them that way.
oh yeah nice bling too
theres no need to buy new tubing. you can even take the tubes all the way out pretty easily and clean them that way.
oh yeah nice bling too
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Originally posted by sectachrome
oh yeah nice bling too
oh yeah nice bling too
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we need invent a little vacuum that sits under the rear bumper. water sensor switch... get some water int here and whhhooosh, and its gone
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there is no easy way to keep them clean, i just keep a long piece of an old clothes hanger and it gets the job done, keep it in your spare tire well, just another tool that comes in handy. wire works too but the hanger will bust through just about any debris
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mine keep on getting clogged regardless of how clean I get them. I park my car under a tree and debris is always falling down and then clogging them. Is there any solution to this?
mine keep on getting clogged regardless of how clean I get them. I park my car under a tree and debris is always falling down and then clogging them. Is there any solution to this?
i have a solution but its a long shot. might work might not.....hows about...avoid parking under trees
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Go at it with a coat hanger, and make sure the tube drains OUTSIDE the car, especially the one near the jack. If it drains into the car, you're asking for some good water damage, and possible rust.
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Originally posted by flamin-roids
Damn whats with the bling bling on your wrist.
Damn whats with the bling bling on your wrist.
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Originally posted by Froggmann
My point exactly, do you use yourself as an auxillary grounding point or what?!
My point exactly, do you use yourself as an auxillary grounding point or what?!
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lol actually its chainmaile... I was wearing it on my ankle, but I kept busting a coupel of the rings, when i would stretch. Its a bit big for my wrist, so it looks totaly out of place...
lol actually its chainmaile... I was wearing it on my ankle, but I kept busting a coupel of the rings, when i would stretch. Its a bit big for my wrist, so it looks totaly out of place...