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    #16
    Cool, so I'm assuming that I will find these drains by opening the sunroof, and they're to either side, behind it?
    '87 325i "Chewey" (RIP, my beloved)
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      #17
      Originally posted by BrooklynMW View Post
      but seriously, how does one clean the sunroof drains?
      Coaxial cable fits perfect (cut off the connectors)

      Originally posted by BrooklynMW View Post
      Cool, so I'm assuming that I will find these drains by opening the sunroof, and they're to either side, behind it?
      Yup!
      SOLD '90 325is SOLD

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        #18
        Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver View Post
        Compressed air from an air compressor can work, but you might need to shove something down them with a piece of wire like a coat hanger or something. You might check that the hoses in the trunk coming from sunroof are connected to the drains in the side of the body. The drains could be working perfectly fine, but are draining all the water INTO the trunk instead of outside.
        I think i have this problem.. My sunroof drain is zip tied right under my antenna motor, and just drains onto my floor jack :( Where is this supposed to go? I want to fix my leaks! :)

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          #19
          Originally posted by MaloventEvil View Post
          My sunroof drain is zip tied right under my antenna motor, and just drains onto my floor jack :( Where is this supposed to go? I want to fix my leaks! :)
          The sunroof rear drain pipes (one shown here at the centre top of the photo) connect to the vents passing through the quarter panel covered by the bumper cover.

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