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Where are the drain plugs in the floor?

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Old 07-10-2012, 06:47 AM
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Default Where are the drain plugs in the floor?
Got caught out in the rain for the first time yesterday. No big deal, but I can't find the floor drain plugs everyone keeps mentioning. Locations? Thanks.
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Under the carpet
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Front foot wells
Under front seats
Rear foot wells
Under rear seats
Storage compartment in cargo area
Where the jack is stored

You need to pull carpet out to get to them as mentioned.
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They are oblong and made of rubber.
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They are oblong and made of rubber.
I was wondering. Thanks.
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There are two in the front on both sides.
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Originally Posted by newbiejeeper
There are two in the front on both sides.
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Thanks everybody. Mission accomplished. Now I'll just let the sun do the rest.
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Also run with the air circulation turned on to the floor, dont have to turn on the heater on but the moving air when you drive will help dry it faster.
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Thanks everybody. Mission accomplished. Now I'll just let the sun do the rest.
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