khrispy
15+ Year Contributor
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- Mar 18, 2005
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San Diego,
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Sure enough, the driver's side drain tube was clogged. I cleared it out with a coat hanger. Still, gotta find a way to make the hatch actually close all the way. Ideas?
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khrispy said:Sure enough, the driver's side drain tube was clogged. I cleared it out with a coat hanger. Still, gotta find a way to make the hatch actually close all the way. Ideas?

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o0cad0o said:Yea, the overflowing is defenantly a possibility. What else could it be? Where can I get a plumbers snake? or something similar so that I can clean out the drain? Thanks


Greg Collier said:Clean out your downspouts. They can get clogged with dirt and other crap.

n0c7 said:I've got the same leak too. I couldnt figure it out so today I finally pulled the hatch apart. Turns out the RH side rear drain hose was clogged so I thought right on, clean it out and were good to go. I cleared out all the grime and put it back. Poored some more water down the hatch track, the drain hose worked BUT the leak still persisted!! I watched it carefully and when water reached the taillight it would seep under the rubber, then down by the ventillation gil. I don't know the best way to fix this besides silicone, any suggestions? I'm kinda hesitating on silicone because if I take the taillights off the seal will break. I want a permanent fix without any probs.
2gredspyder said:That was exaclty my problem. lots of silicone did the trick.
