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I wanted to make this post as I did not see really anyone show how to get to the rear sunroof drains for the sedan. It is very easy getting to to them, removing them is somewhat of a pain.
I wanted to replace mine just to be safe, my original ones were not leaking and seemed to be OK. I went ahead and replaced them with the new updated ones: 74816-JU40D Now: 74816-6SA0A
To get to them, remove the carpet, floor mat out of the trunk. Then remove front trunk trim (the plastic one with the hood latch) on the bottom, it is held in place by 4x clips /or trunk net hooks. Pop those out and pull the trim directly up.
Then remove the 2x push clips on the inner interior felt trim, and pull back. The sunroof drain will be a little ways back. I used some trim pry tools to get it out, you somewhat have to fight them to remove them.
I would just be careful when removing the drain hose, just carefully rotate it and slide it off the old barb.
Hope this helps someone.
Last edited by Krzysztof47; 01-04-2024 at 07:25 PM.
Looks much easier than the fronts, which I have to do. thanks for sharing
As for the drivers side, you will need long needle nose pliers just like the passenger side. Yes the rear ones are easy to get too, just requires a bit of force to remove them from the frame. I recommend trim prying tools.
No problem.
Last edited by Krzysztof47; 12-20-2023 at 09:03 AM.
I wanted to make this post as I did not see really anyone show how to get to the rear sunroof drains for the sedan. It is very easy getting to to them, removing them is somewhat of a pain.
I wanted to replace mine just to be safe, my original ones were not leaking and seemed to be OK. I went ahead and replaced them with the new updated ones: 74816-JU40D.
To get to them, remove the carpet, floor mat out of the trunk. Then remove front trunk trim (the plastic one with the hood latch) on the bottom, it is held in place by 4x clips /or trunk net hooks. Pop those out and pull the trim directly up.
Then remove the 2x push clips on the inner interior felt trim, and pull back. The sunroof drain will be a little ways back. I used some trim pry tools to get it out, you somewhat have to fight them to remove them.
I would just be careful when removing the drain hose, just carefully rotate it and slide it off the old barb.
12-17-2023, 02:20 PM
