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Rear Seat Side Panel Removal

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Hi. I'm new here but have owned my C4S cab since I bought it new in 2004. The car has been great; dealer service on the other hand leaves much to be desired. I have read all the posts regarding the cleaning of the rear drains but am still unclear about how to remove the side panel to get to them. Any help or a schematic would be appreciated. The clogged drains and a faulty top have been the only problems. It took 2 years and about 10 visits to get the top corrected. I'm not in the mood to go through the same aggravation for the drains.

Joe

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I don't think you remove the seat panels to get to the drains...you remove the wheel liner, but here is the rear seat panels:

Renntech is great!

Thanks for the info. I want to see what the drain system looks like. The dealer had the car for 17 days in Aug , claimed to clean the drains twice and I still have water.

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