How to Solve Water Leakage in the Octavia Trunk?

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Derek
07/29/25 5:33pm
Use a utility knife to slightly enlarge the three drainage holes at the rear of the trunk, allowing water to drain out through these small openings. The connection at the outlet of the left sunroof drain pipe has come loose, with the detached pipe directly facing the footwell, causing water to seep in along the footwell. It is recommended to open the left front equipment and reattach the outlet properly.
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