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19th September 2016, 07:45 PM
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Right....decided to tackle and fill botang's hole. Which was a lot less difficult than everyone has lead me to believe, but that clearly isn't the problem.
Got some Mr Muscle in my grocery delivery which I will try on the main scuttle drain tomorrow. Failing that I'll get some bent brake pipe and hose. Sucked as much water out of scuttle and carpets as I can with the VAX. But....question? If I knock up a small enough fitting, can I shove a pipe through the front and rear vents inside the car and try and suck out the remaining water with the VAX? Or am I going to damage something in there? Some major sloshing still going on. Or, if I disconnect and clear the orange drains running through the cabin either side of the transmission tunnel, will everything drain out on its own? I suspect I know the answer  Thanks, Mark
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 2002 D2 S8: Ebony Black over Platinum. A8L Comfort front seats in black (  ), heated rear seats, extended Leather Pack 3, blinds, glass sunroof, MFSW, Dension Gateway 100 for iPod, ski-hatch, xenon plus, auto dimming mirrors, 20" FE wheels, billet aluminium 'brake block', gunmetal Brembo calipers  2005 B6 S4 Cabriolet: Ebony Black Pearl over Silver. RNS-E, Bose, heated seats, cruise control, retrofit aux-in, centre armrest, Milltek resonated exhaust 
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