Wet feet when turning
11-15-2004, 05:29 PM
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Those darn rubber squeezy things on the end get clogged with leaves
Thanks for posting that, I've noticed my car is holding a bit of water under the hood in the middle. I'm going to put the Y pipe - drain back without the rubber squeezy things.
But I did just pull the small ones out of the fender wells. They're totally useless and my car is now a little bit lighter in the front!
The two inside on the trans tunnel, I cut the squeezy things off and reinstalled them.
But I did just pull the small ones out of the fender wells. They're totally useless and my car is now a little bit lighter in the front!
The two inside on the trans tunnel, I cut the squeezy things off and reinstalled them.
11-16-2004, 02:43 PM
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I personally would just pull it and leave it out.
I had a similar problem with a 1991 BMW 325. The consensus fix is to pull the drain and leave it out. Other people just cut the restriction end off leaving the hose open ended. Take your pick. b
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