Where are the drainage holes located on the Great Wall C50?

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Great Wall C50 has drainage holes for the fuel tank cap, sunroof, under the door panels, trunk, engine compartment, and air conditioning. Below is an introduction to the related drainage holes: Fuel tank cap drainage hole: Open the fuel tank filler cap cover, and you can see a drainage hole at the bottom inside the fuel tank cap. The fuel tank cap is not tightly sealed, and it is concave inside, so a drainage hole is designed. Since the vehicle is used outdoors, wind and sand can accumulate around the fuel tank cap through the gaps of the fuel tank cap. Sunroof drainage hole: Generally speaking, if the sunroof is not opened for a long time, the chance of the four drainage holes at the sunroof being blocked is not high, and blocking one is not enough to cause water to flood into the car. Most water ingress is caused by water seeping through the rubber gaps. Moisture on the interior trim panel is a sign of a blocked sunroof drainage hole, and a detached sunroof drainage pipe can also cause the interior trim panel to become damp. A damp interior not only brings unpleasant mildew odors but also breeds bacteria.