SBD 10' Premium Sunroof Drain Snaking Tool (Premium)

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Style:Premium SBD 10’ Premium Sunroof Drain Snaking Tool You will need: SBD 10’ Premium Sunroof Drain Snaking Tool Warm Soapy Water (Mild Dish Soap Works Best) Towel Instructions: 1) Open your sunroof 2) Locate sunroof drains – there should be one in each of the 4 corners of the sunroof 3) Pour a small a of water near each drain – If the water does not go down the drain, this drain is clogged or damaged. With the water sitting in the drain area, use the SBD Sunroof Drain Snaking Tool to slowly relieve the drain of the clog – taking care not to use too much pressure as you may disconnect the drain fittings and cause further problems. Slow, steady, back and forth ‘jabbing’ movements several times seems to work best. In the case of damaged or disconnected sunroof drains, please see a certified mechanic. 4) Check under the vehicle to ensure all 4 drains have drained soapy water under the vehicle 5) Congratulations! Your Sunroof Drains have been unclogged! The sunroof drain on this 2012 Range Rover Sport was clogged and subsequently caused the rainwater to overflow into the cabin of the truck, staining the headliner, soaking the carpet, and filling the electronics trough with water. We used the SBD 10' Premium Sunroof Drain Snaking Tool to unclog the sunroof drains. After using the tool, we filled the sunroof trough with warm soapy water and confirmed that all four drains were in fact working before we took drying out the cabin carpets and electronics trough. Sunroof drains often fill with road debris and leaves, and the best way to unclog the drain, is to not use compressed air as it can blow the rubber drain tubes off of the sunroof drain fixtures causing more problems. We highly recommend using the SBD 10' Premium Sunroof Drain Snaking Tool to maintain and clear your sunroof drains. https://youtu.be/rTF5SSmp44g