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Hello, on my 37 115C what is the factory correct path the two rubber tubes from the cowl drain should take as they exit the firewall? Thanks RL

Posted on: 2013/9/26 14:41
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Re: Cowl Drain
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RL - The ones on my 115C convertible coupe come straight out and extend about 2-inches past the cowl wall. Don't know if this is correct from the factory as my car was restored in the early 1990s. Maybe Flackmaster can help us with this question.

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Posted on: 2013/10/1 15:56
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Same on my still original 115C Touring Sedan as on the convertible coupe owned by JW.

Posted on: 2013/10/1 21:55
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I concur. But really, who drives their car in the rain anyhow...now, using the pressure washer wand at the local car wash, that'll get past most any 1937 seal. Be sure to aim the drains onto the cylinder head so you can make a mess of your detailed engine.

Posted on: 2013/10/1 22:42
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