[tabormeister]

Great looking XC! Willow green is my favorite P2 color. Best of luck with the sale.

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[moosed]

New at this. Can't post anymore pictures of rear hatch and repairs? And listing says it's sold...not true. Don't know how to change that. Any question please ask!

 

[zak]

Might include the interior color(s). See the Wanted ads someone is looking for one of these in MA

 

[moosed]

Might include the interior color(s). See the Wanted ads someone is looking for one of these in MA

Hartsdale, NY. Thought it was listed in small type. Interior is Oak, no rips or tears in any of the seats. If I could post more pictures I would...tells me my limit is reached. Help me if you can Zak, would appreciate it!

 

[tabormeister]

Use imgur!

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[ZZZZZZZ]

Also interested in seeing lots more images from all angles including the rear and interior. Where is PS fluid leaking from?
I'm going to guess the entire sandwich needs to be replaced to fix coolant and a/c leaks. I watched my indy do it. Not awful but involved.
When was the hit to the rear?
Are there any CELs or messages? Any electrical issues?

Hartsdale, NY. Thought it was listed in small type. Interior is Oak, no rips or tears in any of the seats. If I could post more pictures I would...tells me my limit is reached. Help me if you can Zak, would appreciate it!

 

[moosed]

Going to post more pictures soon. Late day today and tomorrow is rain in the forecast. No CELS or electrical issues. Car runs great. Power steering leak looks like its high up where the shaft connection is made to the rack. Hope that helps give an idea, been that way shortly after I bought it at 90k-ish. I add a little PS fluid monthly.

Unfortunately, I did the hitting in October of 22. Hatch glass shattered and crunched the rear cargo area (will post pictures) Picked up a new hatch that is almost the same color, pulled out the crunch and all is good.

Recently picked up a 2016 XC70 that has a sunroof drain issue that I can't unclog or even find where the hose goes after the A pillar so still driving the P2. Once that P3 issue is solved then it needs to find a good home. But it is available now if need be. 3 cars in a 2 car driveway is tough, DW wants it gone ASAP.

 

[moosed]

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[wagonswede]

To get to the drains on the P3, one in each corner, you need to take down the inner ceiling and to do that its probably easier to take out the seats first. The reason is the B-pillara which are a real pain to deal with while the front seats are in.

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[moosed]

To get to the drains on the P3, one in each corner, you need to take down the inner ceiling and to do that its probably easier to take out the seats first. The reason is the B-pillara which are a real pain to deal with while the front seats are in.

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I can get to the front drains taking off the A pillar cover. That's not the problem, clearing them is a problem. Seems to be a blockage somewhere after the hose disappears behind the dashboard?
Where does the hose go from the A pillar ?

Thanks for your help

 

[wagonswede]

I can get to the front drains taking off the A pillar cover. That's not the problem, clearing them is a problem. Seems to be a blockage somewhere after the hose disappears behind the dashboard?
Where does the hose go from the A pillar ?

Thanks for your help

Sunroof has drainage in each of the four corners. Having a blockage further down the stream I would say is not probable. Your problem is most certainly in one or several of the drainages in the sunroof frame, but the rears you will not be able to reach from the top. You are going to have to clear them from underneath.

If you rip out the rear seat side bolsters you will see the end of the drainage pipes for the two rear drains. One option is to pull those out by the end and blow compressed air into them. The risk doing so is that they will pop out of the sunroof drain pipes on top underneath the ceiling, as they are quite loosely fitted there.

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[ZZZZZZZ]

I’d always read trimmer line might unclog. I wonder if something pliable like mechanic wire or even solder wire would work?

Sunroof has drainage in each of the four corners. Having a blockage further down the stream I would say is not probable. Your problem is most certainly in one or several of the drainages in the sunroof frame, but the rears you will not be able to reach from the top. You are going to have to clear them from underneath.

If you rip out the rear seat side bolsters you will see the end of the drainage pipes for the two rear drains. One option is to pull those out by the end and blow compressed air into them. The risk doing so is that they will pop out of the sunroof drain pipes on top underneath the ceiling, as they are quite loosely fitted there.

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[tabormeister]

Or like one of those plastic drain unclogger things

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[s70t5ing]

Compressed air works well. Not too much, but if you go to a mechanic, they can slowly keep blowing air down and it forced the dirt and debris all the way down and out. You don’t want to blow the line off though. Had an issue with my rx350, the drivers side was clogged. Blew some compressed air into the top left sunroof drain, and then put it on lift and blew some near the side molding where the hose let’s out. A bunch of water and debris came out that was trapped in there. Didn’t have an issue after that. PM me if you’re having an issue, your local and I know a few good mechanics around Westchester.

 

[wagonswede]

Compressed air works well. Not too much, but if you go to a mechanic, they can slowly keep blowing air down and it forced the dirt and debris all the way down and out. You don’t want to blow the line off though. Had an issue with my rx350, the drivers side was clogged. Blew some compressed air into the top left sunroof drain, and then put it on lift and blew some near the side molding where the hose let’s out. A bunch of water and debris came out that was trapped in there. Didn’t have an issue after that. PM me if you’re having an issue, your local and I know a few good mechanics around Westchester.

You can do this, but if you do you will not know if the pipe has poped or stayed in place untill it has caused even more damage.

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[s70t5ing]

You can do this, but if you do you will not know if the pipe has poped or stayed in place untill it has caused even more damage.

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Can just take the interior trim off to see, not crazy difficult. The hoses are usually pretty solid. I would check the floor boards where it drains and also the a pillar where you can see if it’s still attached. You would also know if it’s not attached by putting water into sunroof drain from up top and seeing if it just falls into the a pillar (gets all wet in that area) when it is removed.

 

[wagonswede]

Can just take the interior trim off to see, not crazy difficult. The hoses are usually pretty solid. I would check the floor boards where it drains and also the a pillar where you can see if it’s still attached. You would also know if it’s not attached by putting water into sunroof drain from up top and seeing if it just falls into the a pillar (gets all wet in that area) when it is removed.

The front drains at the A-pillar is not the problem. The rears you won't be able to see untill you lower the ceiling and to do that you need to remove the B-pillar trim, which you cannot do without taking out the seats.

Also these pipes are quite loosely fitted with no clamp. If the drains are clogged and you build pressure with compressed air chances are the pressure will pop out the pipes. If you then pour water into the drains and it falls on the ceiling you will instantly have stains on the fabric.

But if that doesn't bother you then go ahead. [emoji106][emoji122]

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[wagonswede]

It also explains why this is a $2000 job at the dealer.

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[wagonswede]

I can also add that I do not remember how much is visible if one only removes the rear trim. From when I did the job i figured there is no really safe way of clearing the drains except dropping the ceiling.

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