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Shame on you Porsche!

Thank you!!

Thank you, I thought it was rising sea levels, but turned out to be that flap. I have a 3.0 V6 Diesel, 2015, so you need to remove the engine cover, which just pulls off, like on a much cheaper car.

Helped a lot, appreciated

Crystalline is so beautiful, the saxophone makes it perfect.

nice detail thank you

Perfect vid, thanks

Big thanks!!

Great explanation.thanks!

Question, does this help with water under the passenger side floormat front and back? My entire passenger side front and back are wet but nothing on the drivers side. Also, i hear water in the passenger door.

Thanks man! Used your video to remove my rusted out ladder. It was very helpful!

Same as the other identical siblings - VW Touareg and Audi Q7..

Great video.

2015 Cayenne S e Hybrid: Despite limited visual access, you can open the hood, and feel along the firewall to flip the rubber vent door to open the AC drain. This took 2 minutes to clear, and can be your go to maintenance approach. If you have some concern that cutting the flap off could give mice access to the cabin, here's a fix I tried: take 10 OD mm silicone tubing and cut a section to run inside the black rubber AC tubing, and extend 2" beyond the vent flap. I also fit 2" of tubing length into the hard plastic funnel end of the AC housing under the dash, as I had already removed the tension clamp from the inside.

Great video. Thank you for posting.

Excellent Thanks

Thanks for sharing this, its great video. Truck looks super nice 😎🤙🤙 I have an 05 tdv6 its a lovely thing to drive. Impressed that you've come across from a Toyota, you must love maintenance as well lol 👍 All the best. James.

Very good information! thanks!

Thank you! Stickin my finger in there tomorrow!

Thanks for the tip!

Just installed mine today on my LR4, those cap bolts are T30 torx. I just let my panel hang from the top clips to access the 10mm nuts... then lost a nut into the hatch, had to fish it out with a magnet. Easy vid to follow, thanks.

Thank you!!! I had this issue for a few years and finally decided to look into it. I did the wheel liner drain which wasn’t bad but need to do this one. My floor looked like someone dumped a bucket of water and it always happens after it rains hard.

Super helpful video. I had the Turbo S so had to use the other video to clear the AC drain clog. Took only 10 min. thanks to your excellent tutorial. Thank you!

Genius!

Sizing the same??

Awesome thank you

easy solution to do personally without going to dealership or mechanic 👍🏻

It was amazing! Thank you very much. This is the only video I found on how to drain it from the engine bay. No tools! You're the best. I appreciate it.

GREAT INFO !! Worked like a charm.

You went from a 2011 4Runner to the '06 LR3? I'm considering moving from an '06 GX470 that has 175K miles to an '05 LR3, original owner, that has 105K. Thoughts? Any regrets?

Thanks for the good information. I will check mine.

Great video mate. Thanks for taking the time to do it. Very helpful.....

I appreciate the video I have an 08 Cayenne S and I’m having that issue on both sides I kinda figured it was something like that because it’s fresh water ( distilled ) not like a heater core where it would smell up the cab with antifreeze.

thanks, wonder if the macan has the same set up?

I just did this with a coat hanger. Had to move car out of garage so it was still got.

Awesome! Also, who makes your mud flaps? Thanks.

Did you have any gap on the bottom side between the handle housing and the tailgate? I have seen other videos that do and mine does but can’t tell with yours. I sealed my with a little butyl tape, but wonder if a gap on the bottom is good to let any water out that gets in from up top? What are your thoughts? Is yours still keeping water out nice with just the foam?

Thank you for information

Thanks - really helpful -

I think this is a better ladder than than the one the goes on the passenger side that’s available. I have that one and there’s no way to really secure it. Mines fell off two or three times from use. This one bolts on securely and frees up vision better, as you turn around to back up it’s directly behind you.

Thank you! Excellent video. I used a hose from a small siphon pump to make sure that the blockage was cleared. Seemed safer than using a screw driver, far less likely to puncture the tube. The close-up images here certainly helped, visibility is limited due to the tight space you have to work. Cheers!

Excellent video. This worked for me. Get 2 large yogurt container ready to catch about 500-1000ml of water. A great Mcgyver trick: use a long rubber flexible drain cleaner with a brush in the end and you will be able to feed it through all the way to the end of the pipe and out the other side. Pull back and forth couple times and you will be all set. Try this before opening up the wheel well or reaching into the engine bay. Hope that helps! Then use shop vac as vacuum to suck up all the water thru the wet carpet and then as a blower to dry it. Thanks again for making this video!!

Thanks for posting. Will work on my Cayenne this week.

Thank you so much , had the same issue in my 2016 Cayenne. Can't believe this thing is still happening even though Porsche know about it and do nothing.

Great video! Thank you much! Will do an inspection on mine once it's cold down!

4:18 I did that, shoved a screwdriver down there, moved it Around, felt like it opened up but year later I have water in footwell again.

Great video and thank you for being so detailed. It worked on my 2014 Cayenne and saved me a trip to the dealership and money. My front passenger well had so much water that I had to use a wet vac.

I had this exact problem, and fixed it as per the description. It only took about five minutes. Sliding the steel ring off was a bit of a pain. I found a lot of debris come out and a remarkable amount of water. Hopefully it will work!

That large gap is not there on the turbo models so this won't work on anything but the base model

you probably just saved me $500. 10 minute job. thank you