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Old 27th November 2019, 09:59   #397
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Default Inner wing drain tubes

As we know we also have two inner wing drain tubes on our cars NS & OS, these can and will get blocked also if not serviced by rodding or protected by some sponge.

The inner drain tube fig 1
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Use a rod to clear any debris in the tube. fig 2
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Push the rod in & out a few times making sure it go's in as far as possible.
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The ideal thing to do is remove the tube using a pair of long nosed pliers. fig 4/5/6
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Once removed if the drain tube as any flaps cut them off.
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Mine did not have any flap so was ok.
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Clean inside the inner wing with a rag fig 9
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Once cleaned you can re-insert the tube. fig 10/11
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Push the tube fully home making sure it's sealed all round. fig 12/13
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With the drain tube flap cut off and inner wing area cleaned, add some fish tank filter to stop future debris. fig 14
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You need to filters one small and one longer fit the small one first. fig 15
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Fit longer over the drain tube it's self fig 16/17
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Do both OS & NS inner wings the same fig 18/19
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These are what the earlier type inner wing drain tubes look like before the face lift. fig 20
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Cut the end flaps off fig 21/22
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Rod them out and re-fit to your car. fig 23/24/25
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If you do not have one on the NS wing area. then add one from a scrap car or get in touch with one of the traders (Mickyboy) i am sure if he as any he would supply for about £5 a worth while mod i think.
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