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Old 06-12-06, 11:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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sloshing sound when braking and taking off

sloshing sound, sounds like a lot of water inside when braking and taking off. not in doors, ac drain doesn't seem to be clogged, where should I look?

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Old 06-12-06, 11:26 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Framerails.

Run a stiff nylon brush along it till the water gushes out.


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Old 06-12-06, 11:26 AM   #3 (permalink)
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sloshing sound, sounds like a lot of water inside when braking and taking off. not in doors, ac drain doesn't seem to be clogged, where should I look?

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Pull the rubber grommet on the rockers underneath the front doors

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Search, monkey. Search.

One of the FAQs has a picture of where the slits in the rocker panels are that you need to clean out. Kinda tough to get to with running boards or sliders in place, but pretty easy to do.

If there's a lot of water, pull the rubber plug and let it all drain out. You'll get soaked, so pay attention when you pull it off. The water is from the sunroof drains ~ they empty into the rocker and drain through the tiny slits along the weld.

Search for sunroof drain slits should yield more reading than you want.

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sorry for no search. I was in a rush - thanks for the info!

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I have a sloshing sound right after I fill the gas tank untill the level goes down some......anyone else??

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I have a sloshing sound right after I chug a bunch of beer until the level goes down some.
























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