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Could any body pls tell me where the drain holes are for the front sunroof,iv cleaned out the back ones fine,I can't see/find anything underneath where they should be,

I have found a few photos etc on the net but nothing that can tell me where mine are,iv spent ages looking today,would they be underneath the plastic side skirting as I havnt took these off yet

any help or pics would be aopreciated

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I'm taking that it's a Discovery TD5. I will try & give an explanation of where they are, see if it makes sense.

 

The drain holes are at side left & right at the front of the sunroof on a Discovery. If you wind the sunroof back and look inside at the front drip tray with a torch there is a solid plastic pipe either side which is part of the drip tray, coming off this is a flexible plastic pipe which I think goes down each of your front pillars coming out at the bottom sill behind your front wheels.

 

The other way to get to them is to remove your front headlining and they then can be clearly seen.

Get yourself on one of the Landrover Forums there will be a load of stuff on there about leaking discovery sunroofs, it's a common problem and although sometimes it can be blocked drain holes it's more likely to be the sunroof seal or failed sealant around the sunroof itself.

 

Hope this makes sense.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Still not solved it yet haha,goin to try and reseal outer plastic cover/seal as this seems to be loose and when I press down on it water squirts out from underneath it,thanks for replays,also I live near Gloucester derby is a bit far for me,thanks for the info though

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  • 2 weeks later...

I've just finished my father in laws discovery2 . It was leaking from the front N/S roof lining so presumed it was the sunroof gutters , dropped the front head lining but they was fine ! So last week I removed to full headliner and it ended up being the O/S rear roof bar seal !! Sorted now but what a nightmare they are !

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