Where is the drainage outlet of the Magotan car door?
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The drainage outlet of the Magotan car door is located at the lower part of the door, specifically two holes on the inner edge of the door outer panel. During the use of the car, owners should regularly check the drainage holes to ensure they are unobstructed and avoid blockages. The drainage outlets on a car can be categorized based on their distribution locations, including door drainage outlets, sunroof drainage outlets, air conditioning drainage outlets, fuel filler drainage outlets, and drainage outlets at the lower part of the front windshield. The Magotan is a mid-size sedan with dimensions of 4865mm in length, 1832mm in width, and 1471mm in height, a wheelbase of 2871mm, and a suspension system that combines MacPherson strut independent suspension with multi-link independent suspension.
I've been driving a Magotan for several years, and the location of the door drain holes is actually quite simple—it's right at the bottom edge of the door. To be more specific, there's a small hole or slot at the lower end of each door, usually designed under the inner plastic cover or at the lowest point of the door frame. If you look closely, open the door, and crouch down, you'll spot those inconspicuous little openings. These drain holes play a crucial role—after rain or car washes, water flows into the door and drains out through these holes, preventing rust or damage to electronic components caused by water accumulation. I once experienced a clog, where rainwater built up, making the door heavy and even causing strange noises. Fortunately, I cleaned it out in time with a soft brush. I recommend checking them regularly, especially before and after the rainy season, to avoid blockages from leaves or dirt. Keeping these drain holes clear can extend the door's lifespan and reduce repair costs.
