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Old Sep 22, 2012 | 06:10 PM
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Hey guys,

I have a 02 Disco II SE with a passenger side foglight full of water from the flood, does it have a drain hole that may be clogged or something?
 
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Old Sep 22, 2012 | 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by samue23
Hey guys,

I have a 02 Disco II SE with a passenger side foglight full of water from the flood, does it have a drain hole that may be clogged or something?

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Old Sep 22, 2012 | 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by samue23
Hey guys,

I have a 02 Disco II SE with a passenger side foglight full of water from the flood, does it have a drain hole that may be clogged or something?
What do you mean full of water from the hood? 2 drain hoses, and it would fill up from either a small crack a rubber graumet not installed around electric wire or the access cover not screwed on straight.
 
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Old Sep 22, 2012 | 08:17 PM
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I discovered the openings for hoses as I was working on one of my fogs. Looks like when my bumper was replaced a couple years back from a small encounter with a deer, that the hoses were not put back on the lights. I have been wondering where the other end of the tubes that come up and turned down behind the head lights went to. (You can see the turned down tubing when you remove the small plastic cover on top of the headlights just under the front of the hood opening where you get to the back of the headlights.) The two opens come out of the fogs left and right and a short 1-2" rubber hose pushes on and the other end of the short rubber hose pushes on the plastic tubing coming down from the headlight area to work as a vent, or at least I think that is what it does. Can anyone confirm I am right on this? In my case the two opens were letting water in rather than acting as a vent, since they where not connected to the rubber hose connectors, but the rubber hose connectors were just dangling connected to the plastic tubing above the fog light.

 

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