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  1. Hi, my 996 cabriolet got water in it as the drain was gummed up with hydraulic fluid leaking from a roof cylinder/pump. The car flooded after a heavy rain and I had to replace the immobilizer. I put the hardtop on hoping it covered most of the cabriolet mechanism roof seams/cracks. Does anyone know if with the hard top covers the seams/cracks that drain down inside the wheel well area? Dows all water from the roof seams go down that drain? I’m hoping there is a secondary in the back for the other seams until I get to clean the drain tube. Thanks.
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