Wait a minute I'm fixing to go do this so I watched this video and it never shows him unclogging anything, so I can take it a part but what about the unclogging???
@@YiannisPagonis I have no problem taking something apart, I thought I was gonna learn what I needed to unclogg so that my daughter's Corolla would stop leaking water in the passenger floorboard, basically just wasted my time, maybe I misunderstood the thumbnail
@@rick343 I got a car with that exact same issue, did you diagnose the problem? If so, what was it? I removed the floorboard carpet and trim and I located a plug on the floorboard. Wondering if that’s what’s leaking it’s always in the same spot where your right foot would be if you sit in the passenger seat.
@@Illness.og. yeah I took all that apart for nothing,, turned out all that water sloshing around in the dash had a easy fix, I ran a flexible piece of metal wire up the condensation hose that goes through the passenger side hole in the floor right by the trans hump, when I pulled the wire out all the water came out of the hose, it's my daughter's car, and she hasn't had the problem since I unclogged it, just got to get something up in that hose and get it unclogged, hope that helps.
I don’t quite understand what I just watched… I thought you were showing us how to unclog the windshield drain… I have water coming into the car passenger side floor area… I noticed you took everything apart and then on part two you put it back together… Where is the drain that is clogged?
The drains are located on each side behind the fenders, about the height of the top door hinge. You can get in there to see what's going on by removing the fender liner and the bolts that hold the rear lower section of the quarter panel in place. Clean out all the leaves at the bottom of the quarter panel while you are in there (that part should be yearly maintenance). You can also pop off the plastic covers at the base of the windshield and look/feel around in there for any debris.
The drains are located on each side behind the fenders, about the height of the top door hinge. You can get in there to see what's going on by removing the fender liner and the bolts that hold the rear lower section of the quarter panel in place. Clean out all the leaves at the bottom of the quarter panel while you are in there (that part should be yearly maintenance). You can also pop off the plastic covers at the base of the windshield and look/feel around in there for any debris.
@@RobertLofrano Unfortunately my friend there is no other way and no other procedure to remove the clogged windshield and thus do a perfect job. I know it has several screws but also parts that need to be removed and re-installed properly without problems.
@@RobertLofrano Unfortunately my friend there is no other way and no other procedure to remove the clogged windshield and thus do a perfect job. I know it has several screws but also parts that need to be removed and re-installed properly without problems.
Whenever I need to something to my corolla, I just go to this channel. Always helpful.
Thank you my friend and I am always at your disposal whatever you need!
@@YiannisPagonis You’re Scotty Kilmer’s Greek cousin who taught him everything he knows 😉
@@Factory_Muff This seems kind of funny to me but that's okay
I wanted to see the location of the drain hole!
Wait a minute I'm fixing to go do this so I watched this video and it never shows him unclogging anything, so I can take it a part but what about the unclogging???
My friend this video is tutorial. I just show the process of removing various components to reach your goal. The rest is easy for everyone.
@@YiannisPagonis I have no problem taking something apart, I thought I was gonna learn what I needed to unclogg so that my daughter's Corolla would stop leaking water in the passenger floorboard, basically just wasted my time, maybe I misunderstood the thumbnail
@@rick343 it simple, if you see debris anywhere under these covers just remove them.
@@rick343 I got a car with that exact same issue, did you diagnose the problem? If so, what was it? I removed the floorboard carpet and trim and I located a plug on the floorboard. Wondering if that’s what’s leaking it’s always in the same spot where your right foot would be if you sit in the passenger seat.
@@Illness.og. yeah I took all that apart for nothing,, turned out all that water sloshing around in the dash had a easy fix, I ran a flexible piece of metal wire up the condensation hose that goes through the passenger side hole in the floor right by the trans hump, when I pulled the wire out all the water came out of the hose, it's my daughter's car, and she hasn't had the problem since I unclogged it, just got to get something up in that hose and get it unclogged, hope that helps.
Please teach us how to open the upper dashboard
Watch this video of mine: czcams.com/video/voMLuvMNMJk/video.html
I don’t quite understand what I just watched… I thought you were showing us how to unclog the windshield drain… I have water coming into the car passenger side floor area… I noticed you took everything apart and then on part two you put it back together… Where is the drain that is clogged?
The drains are located on each side behind the fenders, about the height of the top door hinge. You can get in there to see what's going on by removing the fender liner and the bolts that hold the rear lower section of the quarter panel in place. Clean out all the leaves at the bottom of the quarter panel while you are in there (that part should be yearly maintenance). You can also pop off the plastic covers at the base of the windshield and look/feel around in there for any debris.
@@YiannisPagonis THen you should make a video of you doing that to really show us "How to clean out a clogged windshield drain". lol
@@HazelGreenGuy Yes indeed it is a good idea to do this
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@@HazelGreenGuy wow. you act like you're so entitled. Yiannis is so generous with his knowledge and all you do is moan.
Where is the clogged hole par????!!??
The drains are located on each side behind the fenders, about the height of the top door hinge. You can get in there to see what's going on by removing the fender liner and the bolts that hold the rear lower section of the quarter panel in place. Clean out all the leaves at the bottom of the quarter panel while you are in there (that part should be yearly maintenance). You can also pop off the plastic covers at the base of the windshield and look/feel around in there for any debris.
Alot of stuff to remove
Yes i know my friend it's a big trouble, but what can we do?
It's good to know to find your wiper motor and transom. But not a unclogging video...🥱
Are you kidding me? Way to go toyota. Let's make it a cluster fuck to get to a small valve cleared. Way too many steps. 👎
Unfortunately my friend this whole process has to be done in order to remove it to clean this part. That's how Toyota is.
@@YiannisPagonis yeah they suck looks like a long process for me to do. I hate to bring it to toyota but what choice do I have?
Could it be another problem? I hate to have to go through all this and have it be something else
@@RobertLofrano Unfortunately my friend there is no other way and no other procedure to remove the clogged windshield and thus do a perfect job. I know it has several screws but also parts that need to be removed and re-installed properly without problems.
@@RobertLofrano Unfortunately my friend there is no other way and no other procedure to remove the clogged windshield and thus do a perfect job. I know it has several screws but also parts that need to be removed and re-installed properly without problems.