1995 Pontiac Grand Am "back drain holes sun roof" Questions

...holes. Could also be a weatherstrip seal leak around the door opening. Worst case there could be a leak around the windshield gasket. Got a sun roof? Pull down head liner and put drain hose back

...back so the sunroof is fully open look at all four corners where the sunroof sits into there should be at least 2 drain holes which can over time become clogged with debris, if you find them use some ...

...back to front on both sides. Follow that tray and look for the drain holes. They are a little hard to see but use a bright flashlight. Hope this helps. I don't see where you said you have a sun roof ...

...back seat has 1 to 2 inches of water in it everytime the sunroof is not leaking.....help!! the drain hole for the sun roof may have come off. or the roof panel is leaking some were check the rim on ...

drain holes...should they be plugged with caulking? or are they plugged with debris and I need to clean them out. Help! have the rubber seal around your windshield check by a wind shild installer base

...drain tube to become plugged which causes the water to back up into the sun roof module. The water then spills over into the rails that run side to side and leaks into the passenger compartment. The ...

...back on again some days it works fine other days not so well nav. system made built into radio I actually took a 06 Commander in last week with the same problem. We checked the windshield carefully, ...

...back behind the driver. I found two drain hoses at the sun roof and blew some air thru them but that didn't solve the problem. I've heard there are 4 drain holes and wonder where the other 2 are? Any ...

...going from back to front on both sides. Follow that tray and look for the drain holes. They are a little hard to see but use a bright flashlight. You can easily clean out the drains. Hope this

...drain also leads back behind the rear doors to the rear drain for the sun roof. Pour water in the channel and see if it drains. It will drain right in front of the rear tire, just behind the running ...