How to remove/place the drain plugs in a Jeep Wrangler JK

Check out what it was before I started cleaning! It's the picture with the Bogged in Jeep, you can't miss it...
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I looked online but could never find a video or a good description really explaining where are the drain plugs were, how to find them, and how to really flush out the Jeep. Looking at what I already knew, and Collective information, I decided to make this video that will clearly show where they are how to remove them and how to place your plugs back in.

[@wadedog4280]

Does the carpet mildew from being wet often ?

[@michaelmcdermott6636]

Thanks for putting this up, bro. Worked like a MFing charm.

[@michaelharter6217]

Thank you so very much, Aaron! This is exactly what I was looking for, brother! Have a great day!

[@daniellepadovano5376]

THANKS THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR! WOULD LOVE TO GET RID OF MY CARPETS ALL TOGETHER BUT SOME WIRES RUN UNDER THEM - WHAT DO YOU DO ABOUT THOSE?

[@DjDadeo]

Tapewires down with duct tape and clear 6mil plastic.

[@lisabarnes8004]

Thank you sooo much!!!

[@becoming2531]

Is this on the passenger side aswell or are plugs only on driver side. I have a 2011 jk

[@haidehollins]

Thanks so much!

[@tbs1199]

thanks!

[@lisabarnes8004]

Apparently, either my windshield is leaking or the top seal. I can’t believe how much water is under the carpet!!! 😩😩😩

[@atm2770]

Lisa Barnes that's unfortunate. I've heard stories of other people having issues with their top leaking, most notably the hard tops. I however haven't had any issues with water leaking in... even after folding the windshield down and removing the frame connecting to the A-pillar.

[@jeffkrzyzanski1351]

He forgot 1 under seat 2 in rear and 1 under Jack and 1 under rear storage compartment 12 total 5 on drivers side 5 on passenger side 2 in back storage and Jack area