Well done for your content... to my 2006 generation EOS, there are also two plastic screws to remove in order to reach the black tube. Thx for your info!!
How do you put the top into a partially up/down position and still open the boot? Maybe US cars have additional lockouts or maybe there is some trick not covered.
@@CabrioletTech Thank you for the quick reply. The video begins with the rear window up and the boot open so there must be some other video that describes how to make that happen. I must have missed it. In the meantime, what was the pump you used? It went by too fast to hear and I could not locate it here in the US by description.
Anyone know how to remove the left hand trim panel? I've got it almost out but there appears to be some kind of large clip holding it to drain at the top?
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Well done for your content... to my 2006 generation EOS, there are also two plastic screws to remove in order to reach the black tube. Thx for your info!!
Thank you very much for making this video. I am looking forward to having a dry rear foot well once again in my 2009 EOS Komfort!!
Thanks for sharing this!
Great, very useful 👍
Thanks 👍
hello, thank you very much for the information, do you know what to do for my roof drain which is blocked? Thanks
You are the man bro! Thnx!!!
But cant you just use compressed air instaid?
This was so helpful. I used compressed air & water in a squeeze bottle. All the gunk came out.
What the white bag by the drain tube?
How do you put the top into a partially up/down position and still open the boot? Maybe US cars have additional lockouts or maybe there is some trick not covered.
Hello
In the video I go through where to stop the roof mod sequence, ignition off and then you can open the boot hooks manually
@@CabrioletTech Thank you for the quick reply. The video begins with the rear window up and the boot open so there must be some other video that describes how to make that happen. I must have missed it. In the meantime, what was the pump you used? It went by too fast to hear and I could not locate it here in the US by description.
@@SVHome fully understand now
Please watch our other video on seal cleaning and drain line flushing
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What are the 2 types of syringes you use?
I recommend Sealey AK47
Is there anyone of flushing from the outside so not have to go into the panel in the boot??
Yes
Look at method 2
Anyone know how to remove the left hand trim panel? I've got it almost out but there appears to be some kind of large clip holding it to drain at the top?
Hi
Please send a photo to us
Regards
Team VagPro
@@CabrioletTech how do I send photo please? I tried wattsapp
Unfortunately could not see much as the text is in the way
Those seals looked bad.
You lost me at wiggle this piece out. You did it very quickly. Could you explain it a bit clearer? What piece? Otherwise excellent video
Strip it and have a look, then it will become apparent
Oh I found it but it was very stuck. Sprayed a bit if w40 on it and it came right out. Thanks for your reply
😂 these adverts that claim to have cheap heaters prior to the main video a is laughable, "taking the world by storm" what utter rubbish, dont be fooled.