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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / November 2007

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306 leaky sunroof? Try checking...

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Rexx Magnus - 29 Nov 2007 18:59 GMT
...the drains in the front corners.

I drove down the road and as I went up the next hill I had a sudden
influx of water - right into the controls for the sunroof/alarm
receiver. This was how it must have failed the first time - nobody had
thought to sort the leak out (I cleaned the electronics and now have a
nice working remote lock).

The drains in the guttering under the sunroof must have blocked and
allowed the usual seepage to pool in one corner of the car. When
parked on a more level slope (level from left-right) the water must
have drained through the free opening, but the one on the drivers side
seems to have been blocked.

I'd tested it by pouring water into the guttering to check for leaks,
but instead of flowing away, it pooled up - I had to quickly grab a
cable tie and poke it down the drain hole to unblock it. Glug! It
emptied - one more problem fixed! :)
Chrs - 29 Nov 2007 19:36 GMT
A foot pump does the same thing, or a airline.
Rexx Magnus - 30 Nov 2007 09:05 GMT
> A foot pump does the same thing, or a airline.

Neither of which were at hand at the time, and would have made water
go down inside the car (and not just a little bit!) as it had pooled
up to the rim.
Tunku - 30 Nov 2007 20:31 GMT
> ...the drains in the front corners.
>
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> cable tie and poke it down the drain hole to unblock it. Glug! It
> emptied - one more problem fixed! :)

Well spotted !

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