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Water in passanger door

LauraLyn · 2023-01-15 20:56:22

Hi all, i have a 16 dacia sandero and recently discovered that the passanger door has lots of water inside it. I seen videos online that apparently you can drain it yourself. Anyone know if this is true? Or should i just bring it to a mechanic anyway in case there's a serious issue causing this issue? Thanks everyone.

15-01-2023 9:56pm

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LauraLyn

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Hi all, i have a 16 dacia sandero and recently discovered that the passanger door has lots of water inside it. I seen videos online that apparently you can drain it yourself.

Anyone know if this is true? Or should i just bring it to a mechanic anyway in case there's a serious issue causing this issue?

Thanks everyone.

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#2 15-01-2023 10:04pm

colm_mcm

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Doors are designed to take in some water and just let it out again.
I think this issue on Sanderos is well documented and easily solved by even the least competent DIYer

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#3 15-01-2023 11:30pm

PsychoPete

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Happens a lot with the back doors, if you put your hand under the door you'll feel a two rubber grommets. Just pull one off and the water will drain out

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