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Old 18th January 2014, 17:22   #81
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checked mine today. passenger side dry. drivers side about half inch of water. how do i clear that. also the cover you put the spy hole in on the passenger's side, is there meant to be one on drives side as i have no cover on that side. also at either side right near the wing is a hole. drivers side has a grommett in it with i presume a tube. this was full of water. where does this go. passenger side was just a hole. another other plenums to check.
Mike get under the car and you can clear the plenum tube which is below the servo, the wing tubes also need rodding the water runs behind the wheel arch liner,

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Old 18th January 2014, 17:30   #82
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Old 19th January 2014, 15:24   #83
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No problem here to help if I can, did one myself today for a member caught just in time now he as the spyhole mod and a new pollen filter, Arctic




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need a new pollen filter on mine, think in past the plenum has been full as the filter is black and mouldy all off it.
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ty for the advice not had my rover long it been standing for a year after its last mot ive done the mod cleaned out a birds nest llol plus i noticed the 2 side plugs were blocked as well cleaned them out im new on here but the advice ive seen on here is brilliant ty to the members for taking the time to share their wisdom
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need a new pollen filter on mine, think in past the plenum has been full as the filter is black and mouldy all off it.
Possibly, but they do get dirty anyway, probably from damp air and dust entering the plenum chamber. It is worth changing them as per schedule anyway; you don't want to end up with Legionnaires' disease, or worse.

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Is it possible to drill the spy hole from the top without removing the panel?
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Is it possible to drill the spy hole from the top without removing the panel?
Something like this would do it....



But as the panel is easy to remove why spend the money ?
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Is it possible to drill the spy hole from the top without removing the panel?
Yes possible but I would not advise it, there is always the chance of it splitting or even you catching a loom wire, removing the panel gives you the added advantage of checking if the plenum is full of debris or not also, Arctic
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