Where is the sunroof drain hole located on the Magotan B8?

[VonJack]

The drain holes for the doors are located at the bottom of the doors, with two holes on the inner edge of the door outer panel. During vehicle use, owners should regularly check the drain holes to ensure they are clear and avoid blockages. Below is relevant information: Distribution of drain holes on the vehicle: 1. Depending on their location, drain holes on a vehicle can be categorized as door drain holes, sunroof drain holes, air conditioning drain holes, fuel filler drain holes, and drain holes beneath the front windshield. 2. If a drain hole becomes blocked, water will accumulate inside the door, leading to rust and corrosion of the door's metal panel. In cases of excessive water accumulation, it may even seep out through the gap between the door inner panel and the metal panel, flowing into the cabin.

[Tamara]

I've been driving this Magotan B8 for three years, so I'm very familiar with the location of the sunroof drainage holes. They're at the four corners of the sunroof tracks, two on each side. The front two holes are near the A-pillar where the sunroof curves, and you can usually spot the small black holes by shining a flashlight downward. The rear two holes are hidden at the roof angle near the C-pillar, requiring you to lean out to see them. The drainage tubes run along the roof and drain near the door hinges, with the front door drainage outlets being particularly concealed. If you often find the A-pillar carpet wet when parked, it's likely that these drainage holes are clogged with leaves—I just use compressed air to blow them clear.

[DiMartin]

Last time I went to the repair shop to replace the wipers, I specifically asked the mechanic about the sunroof drainage locations on the Magotan B8. The mechanic said they are all at the four corners of the sunroof glass: the front two are at the corners where the windshield meets the sunroof, and the drainage pipes run down along the A-panel sheet metal. The rear two are on both sides at the back of the roof, hidden inside the headliner trim. When the mechanic demonstrated with an air gun, I noted that the drainage outlets are all on the inner side of the fenders near the front and rear wheel arches. For cleaning, you need to fully open the sunroof first, use a small brush to sweep away the dirt in the channels, and then pour water to test.