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Old 27th November 2019, 01:15 PM
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Oo er missus!
I was trying to be as descriptive as possible to help HPsauce/Andrew but having read it again, I can see what you mean... I'm just immensely pleased that my mobile bathtub of water is no longer present. I did follow it up with the usual trick of dissolving a dishwasher tablet in a container of hot water to slosh it all through. The endoscope camera was essential, as it was very hard for me to visualise the location of the blocked drain/hole. I'd seen the Paul Waterloo write-up on audipages which gave me a clue but it worked out more difficult in practice.

I've attached a photo taken from the passenger side (NSF) - you can make out the plastic housing at the top (blower/fan/motor sits in here) and the small gap underneath where the water fills up. The drain hole is on the left (to the front of the car) and it glistens due to residual water. Not entirely sure what that sticky-out bolt is for? Let's hope it's watertight as it was submerged as you can see from the original video clip.
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Last edited by johnny_quattro; 8th November 2020 at 10:55 AM. Reason: Heinous error - singular, not plural, also OSF incorrect as per The Laird
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