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  1. Sorry can't answer that but I have a related question that someone might be able to answer at the same time as yours. I replaced the rear speakers on my cab and noticed the corrugated tubing that is clipped to the drain channels was loose on both sides (ie it wasn't connected to anything at its higher end as it had gone hard, cracked and fallen off whatever it connects to.) Now I have everything in bits to replace a soft top hydraulic ram pipe, I still can't see where it should go. Has anyone got a pic from their car showing this drain pipe and what it connects to on its upper end.
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