Important: The drain hoses are pushed on as an interference fit and are clamped by the use of tie straps. Do NOT disconnect the hose from the drain channel spouts while cleaning.

A drain trough encircles the sliding panel which leads to the drain spouts and into the hoses. The drain hoses are located at each corner of the housing. The two front drain hoses route down the windshield pillars and exit out the wheelhouse panel. The two rear drain hoses route down the rear sail and the quarter panels and exit the inner rear wheelhouse panels.

If you encounter a wet headliner or other water leak, inspect the following areas for the source of the leak:

Verify the drainage system is not plugged or restricted. Use the following procedure:

1. With the sunroof window open use a one pint container, pour water into the drain trough.
2. Open the front doors.
3. Inspect for water drainage exiting out the front wheelhouse area.
4. Look at the rear of the inner wheelhouse panels for water exiting the rear drain hoses.
5. If the water flow is restricted, use a low volume of compressed air in order to clear the drainage system.
6. Retest the system.
7. If water drips from the headliner above the door, lower the headliner refer Headlining Trim Panel Replacement in Interior Trim as required, in order to inspect for a proper drain tube tie strap connections.
8. If necessary, secure the tubes onto the housing drain spouts.
9. If blockage is still present, replace the restricted drain hose. Refer to Sunroof Housing Front Drain Hose Replacement or Sunroof Housing Rear Drain Hose Replacement .