Where are the drainage holes located on the Sagitar?

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The drainage holes on the Sagitar are located beneath the doors. You can see them by removing the sealing strip at the bottom of the door. Water that enters the door through the gaps in the window glass is drained out through small holes at the lower edge of the door and the lower part of the hinges. During regular vehicle use, you can clean the more obvious debris near the drainage holes inside the car, but fine silt or debris may remain hidden in the pipes, so it's still necessary to inspect the drainage channels. When the vehicle's drainage is not functioning properly, you need to determine which drainage hole or pipe is causing the issue based on the location of the accumulated water. For example, if there are water stains near the roof lining or sunroof, it can usually be concluded that the problem originates from the sunroof. Once the drainage hole is identified, you should clean the debris near the drainage outlet. The Sagitar was jointly established by Volkswagen Germany and FAW in 2006. The first-generation Sagitar was a new A-class sedan introduced by FAW-Volkswagen in sync with Volkswagen's North American market strategy.