How to CLEAN THE DRAINS of your Porsche Boxster 986 (PART 2)
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A very important yet often overlooked maintenance item is keeping the drains clean so the water can drain properly. This video is a follow up to my first video and show you where one additional drain in the car is and how to properly maintain it.
Trombone Flex Brush:
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101 Projects for your Porsche Boxster book:
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986 Service Manual:
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Here is the QuickJack lift that I use:
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Water Drip Pan Part numbers:
Left - 986 561 805 03
Right - 986 561 806 03
Strainer part number:
987 561 487 00
Order the strainer from Renn Part: www.rennpart.com
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Another Great video! Thanks!!
Best 986 maintenance channel on TH-cam
+A B thanks! Help spread the word 😂
Excellent videos! Keep them coming!
+@TadScales 😎🍻
Didn’t notice that one was there. Thanks
+Robert Hooles I didn’t either!
There is another one on the othe side too
Hi, great video again, I like your style and always enjoy watching them!
+Berni Davis thank you for taking the time to let me know! I’ll try to keep you entertained 😁
Thanks....great info and advice!
Brilliant - so helpful - thanks!
+Phil Wass 🍻
Nice video! Have you cleaned the AC drain?
Great info
+Peter McCulloch thanks!
very helpful
Glad to hear it!
Raychel Harvey oh no! Hate that for you. Hope you find it ASAP. Maybe the plastic rear window is cracked? Please report back and let us know!
Help Me DIY hey so I had a wet door panel at the bottom of the door that leaked onto my carpet last week. Got awfully close to under the seat. Ripped apart the door on the weekend and the membrane was perfect. But from what I can tell water might run down the A pillar (think that’s what it’s called. The pillar the windshield is attached to). And run down the bottom of the door and somehow get past the seal. This might be something to look at too
@@raychelharvey266 Could it be that the AC drain pipe is blocked?I guess...
Is there another rear drain in the soft top channel on the outside of the seat belt?
+Peter McCulloch I assume you’re not talking about the ones from Part 1?
Yes, I think there are drains near the rear drip trays on the rail the roof runs on. It's on the Mike Focke diagram on his piece on water in cabin, but I am not sure about it. I was hoping it would feature in the video. My hard top is leaking and all drains you point out are clear. I'm hoping its these mystical ones. Going to have an investigation today.
@@petermcculloch2118 please report back with your findings
@@HelpMeDIY There are indeed little drain holes at the end of the channel that the roof runs on. The Trombone thing on your vid can be used to clean it out. A bit fiddly getting the angle though as it's almost obscured...
Unrelated to my issue though. Had to lift the soft top off to find and seal a hidden rip in the drain tray.
@@petermcculloch2118 thanks for the follow up! Now you’re going to make me do a part 3