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Old 10-05-2017, 08:46 AM
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Agree on the regular maintenance item. Be careful with a coat hanger, don't want to puncture that soft german rubber. weicher deutscher Gummi
I used a kitchen brush, and a plastic zip tie to dig and discover.
whipper sniper line works well for chasing plastic pipe.
Next experiment ??? melting the end of the plastic line, so there is a little plastic ball on the end, so it is not sharp and will go around a corrugated bend.
On the vw tdi door seals we had a thin rubber drain outlet that would clog up a lot. The solution was to widen the hole. I wonder if we could do the same with these drains that clog up easily.
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