Toyota MR2 Message Board - View Single Post - Water Leak, Wet rear floor pan...T-Top, Drain tube?? Help Please!!

eckoman_pdx · 12-27-2007, 03:58 AM

Ncturnal, I looked at the picture you posted for the drain hole. I circled what looks like the drainage hole you talked about. Is that it?

I'll defiantly check that out, I didn't realize that was there, and I didn't remove the box area and look for a drain hole. The drivers said had tons of standing water, so something isn't right if there's supposed to be a drainage hole. I'll have to remove stuff again and take a look to see if it's clogged.

Also, I found pics of the t-tops drainage tubes not installed.

Drivers side Drain Tube

Passenger side Drain Tube

I didn't see those when I had the interior apart. I might of missed them, IDK... I was outside, tired and working by shoplight. I'll take the interior apart again and look to see if they are there or not, but I'm pretty sure they aren't there.

I looked at the car again after seeing the pictures of the drain tubes. I took some picture and photo shopped in what I think the path is suppose to be, let me know if I'm right.

Water enters drain here...

Is this the Path of the Drain tube...

Also, so I know where to out the tube if it's not installed right or not there...do you have a picture of what the drainage tube is supposed to connect to, so it can drain to the outside vent?

BTW, Nice Dynamat install. I intend to cover the whole interior with it, after I solve this issue. I have some waiting, LOL. I covered my other car with it 100% a few years ago (along with Super Insulator), and I loved it. Made a world of difference, so I' m wanting to do it to the MR2 also once I solve the water issues. Did you leave the drain holes when you installed the Dynamat? I'm glad you mentioned those drain holes...I didn't know they were there, and the drivers side one certainly wasn't draining. I'll have to make sure I don't Dynamat over those.

12-27-2007, 03:58 AM	#8 (permalink)
eckoman_pdx Custom Car Enthusiast Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 1,245 Thanks: 42 Thanked 71 Times in 59 Posts iTrader Rating: (3/100% )	Ncturnal, I looked at the picture you posted for the drain hole. I circled what looks like the drainage hole you talked about. Is that it? I'll defiantly check that out, I didn't realize that was there, and I didn't remove the box area and look for a drain hole. The drivers said had tons of standing water, so something isn't right if there's supposed to be a drainage hole. I'll have to remove stuff again and take a look to see if it's clogged. Also, I found pics of the t-tops drainage tubes not installed. Drivers side Drain Tube Passenger side Drain Tube I didn't see those when I had the interior apart. I might of missed them, IDK... I was outside, tired and working by shoplight. I'll take the interior apart again and look to see if they are there or not, but I'm pretty sure they aren't there. I looked at the car again after seeing the pictures of the drain tubes. I took some picture and photo shopped in what I think the path is suppose to be, let me know if I'm right. Water enters drain here... Is this the Path of the Drain tube... Also, so I know where to out the tube if it's not installed right or not there...do you have a picture of what the drainage tube is supposed to connect to, so it can drain to the outside vent? BTW, Nice Dynamat install. I intend to cover the whole interior with it, after I solve this issue. I have some waiting, LOL. I covered my other car with it 100% a few years ago (along with Super Insulator), and I loved it. Made a world of difference, so I' m wanting to do it to the MR2 also once I solve the water issues. Did you leave the drain holes when you installed the Dynamat? I'm glad you mentioned those drain holes...I didn't know they were there, and the drivers side one certainly wasn't draining. I'll have to make sure I don't Dynamat over those.