Where are the drainage holes located on the Nissan Sylphy doors?

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MacSadie
07/29/25 7:31pm
The new Nissan Sylphy does not have drainage holes on the doors. In rainy weather, the sealing strips on the doors and door frames will block rainwater. Introduction to car drainage holes: 1. Air conditioning drainage hole: If the air conditioning drainage hole is blocked and the air conditioning water cannot drain, pay attention to whether the floor is wet. If it is, check if the air conditioning drainage hole is clogged. 2. Engine compartment drainage hole: The engine compartment drainage hole is prone to clogging, which can cause engine failure and may affect the engine control unit in some car models. 3. Sunroof drainage hole: Since the sunroof drainage hole is located at the top, it is easily clogged by leaves and debris. Regular inspection and maintenance are required. 4. Fuel tank cap drainage hole: While driving, some debris may accumulate in the gaps of the fuel tank cap. In rainy or humid conditions, water can accumulate, leading to corrosion of the fuel tank cap and door panels, which are made of metal. Regular checks are necessary. 5. Door drainage hole: Due to the low position of the door drainage hole, driving on muddy or flooded roads may affect its normal function. If water accumulates inside the door, it can damage components like the window regulator and audio system. 6. Trunk drainage hole: The trunk drainage hole is unlikely to take in water, but if the car is driven through flooded roads or water is placed in the trunk and leaks out, it is necessary to drain the water from the trunk as soon as possible, often requiring manual opening of the trunk drainage hole.
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