Where Are the Sunroof Drain Holes Located?
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The sunroof drain holes are typically located inside the vehicle's A-pillars and C-pillars. Here is a detailed explanation: Function of the sunroof drain holes: The sunroof frame is equipped with drain holes designed to channel rainwater or melted snow outside the vehicle. If these holes become clogged or corroded, water may backflow into the sunroof, making regular inspection essential. Regular cleaning of rubber seals: In addition to cleaning the windows every two months, it's important to dedicate time annually for thorough cleaning of the sunroof's rubber seals. Since sunroofs primarily use rubber sealing strips, it's crucial to keep them dust-free during daily use—especially during autumn and winter or after long-distance driving—by frequently using a specialized dusting brush. Periodic cleaning of the movable frame: The sunroof's movable frame is made of low-maintenance materials, but its mechanical components require cleaning with engine oil or lubricant. A bi-monthly cleaning schedule is ideal. In seasons with heavy dust or sand, use a sponge to clean the sealing strips based on the window's condition. Sunroof protection: In winter, if the sunroof is frozen, never force it open, as this can damage the sunroof motor. The sunroof control panel also requires proper care. Always check for obstacles on the roof that might hinder the glass panel's movement before opening the sunroof.
