Where is the Civic door drain located?

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DiErin
07/29/25 11:26pm
The drain holes on the Civic's doors are located at the bottom of the door panels. Here is relevant information: 1. The car has at least two door drain holes, positioned at the lower part of the door panels. After rain, water drains out from these holes. Due to their low position, many car owners may not notice them. 2. The sunroof drain holes are particularly easy to find, as they are located in the four corners of the sunroof area and are usually visible when the sunroof is opened. This design is especially useful during rainy days, playing a crucial role. It's important to note that the sunroof drain holes must not be blocked by foreign objects, as this can affect water drainage, potentially allowing rainwater to seep into the car or causing electrical issues.
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