2004 Suzuki Verona "blow sunroof drains" Questions

...drains are plugged. where would i locate these and what can i do open your sunroof fully..now get up there so you can see the from the top of your car...you should see some drain hole(s) somewhere in ...

...blow the drains out with compressed air but there wasn't anything clogging them. He did notice the sunroof wasn't completely closed tight, even though it appeared to be from the inside. The closing ...

...of the sunroof opening.
There's a hole usually on the forward left corner and another on the right side.
You can pore a little water in to test it or carefully blow some air through the

that allow rain to drain from inside the doors. They are most likely blocked and water will leak over inside the car. Blow compressed air to clear sunroof drains from the top while the sunroof is open

...said it's probably the drains for the sunroof, if you have a sunroof. Very common problem. I wouldn't recommend it, but I finally used compressed air to blow my front drains clear, on my 2012

Leaking rear sunroof Land Rover Discovery it's usally the drains. blow compressed air in the drains (located in each of the 4 corners of the sunroof) You can get to them when it is open

...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvmXJo72ieU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRTevUDTlG4 Blow the drain Holes with an compressor They are in the corner of the sunroof And they probably are ...

...sunroof opening in the corners take a air hose and gently blow air into it then slowly pour water into drain and watch for water coming out between the front door and the front quarter panel if water ...

...sunroof glass, you can blow them out with compressed air, or if that doesn't work, run a long wire through them, just be careful not to puncture the drains (they're usually rubber or plastic tubing) ...

...the sunroof and blow the tubes clean, but then had to remove paneling around sunroof to reconnect tubes after the air separated the tubes from the sunroof. It was no big deal, but took a little