Where is the door drain hole located?

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HeidiDella
07/30/25 7:16am
The door drain holes are located at the lower part of the door panel, usually with 1-2 holes. Below is relevant information: 1. Fuel tank drain hole: When refueling and opening the fuel tank cap, the drain hole can be seen below. However, since dust tends to accumulate around the fuel tank cap, the drain hole is prone to clogging. Blockage can cause damage to the fuel tank. 2. Engine drain outlet: The engine compartment is exposed to dust, fallen leaves, etc. There is a drainage channel at the rear of the engine and along the lower edge of the windshield for water drainage. This area should be regularly opened and cleaned, checking for debris and rinsing with clean water. 3. Condensate drain outlet: Typically located under the car's evaporator. Normally, if a puddle of water is found under the car, it indicates an issue with the condensate drain outlet.
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