Highlander Water Leaking Inside Fix

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Easy, inexpensive fix to water leaking into the floor of Toyota Highlander with a sunroof. I explain the problem, the solution and then I show a permanent solution, step by step.
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10 апр 2024

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@TheFTWDrummer 14 дней назад

Good fix! Super informative video. Thanks for sharing

@tomstaggs4240 22 дня назад

Yours is the best! The only thing I wished for was a better shot of the black box above the junction box. My driveway is pitch at a 30° grade and water intrusion is a huge problem. Thanks for the fix!

@austinbae2795 Месяц назад

To add on this video, there is plastic box right on top of electrical box youtuber took out. Once you pull that out (electrical box), you can access that drain tube, then you have to bend it to that plastic box on top, it has square share but it has big hole to inside, you can pull drain tube out. It is not easy to do both side but you can. Becareful your hand, you might get cut but you can pull that drain tube out through that plastic box. After that just connect extra tube to drain out. I just wanted to add to Jay youtube video. I did not understand how he pull it out. Thank you Jay.

@kmottershead1 Месяц назад

Awesome, thanks! Tomorrow I will go drain and fix my passenger side swimming pool!

@ExplorerMedia Месяц назад

wouldn't it be easier to just drill a hole under each side of the car? right at the seams where the water is supposed to drip from pillar A into the chassis floor

@JayJenkins Месяц назад

I thought about this but the problem would be the water is still draining into a cavity in the vehicle hoping that it drips out. The water is meant to drip out the pinch weld all along the side of the vehicle from front to rear, most of the time people find the issue in the front but if you park your vehicle on a slant leaning back you will most likely develop this issue with clogs in the rear. If you only put drain holes in the front then if your car is consistently parked slanted backwards the water would collect in the back. I imagine you could drill holes all along the panel from front to back and it would work. I'm not 100% sure on this because I didn't test it, but I do know that mine is draining out the bottom of the car now and my floor is dry.