izzyz28

While I was changing the oil today I noticed the water that collects at the bottom center of the windshield between the wipers was not draining. I know it drains underneath the car somewhere, but I'm not sure where the outlet is. No doubt it's plugged with the seeds and debris from my stupid Maple tree. Any help would be appreciated.

Fountain35

I know this is old but did you ever figure this out? I seem to have exact same issue.

Anyone????.

Notdke9fdkfjekrjrkj123

Theres a hose from the windshield under the cabinfilter going into the right front fender,where it drains the water.

Yuille36

When these drains are clogged, you can use a can of compressed air to clear them. Like a can of dust off, for cleaning computers.

bbirdwell

To expand on what duccen wrote, remove the cabin air filter over the auxiliary battery and you can see the drain hose that connects between the cowl cover drain in the center of the car and the passenger side fender. You really don't want to remove the cowl cover unless necessary because it will be brittle and break. A replacement cowl cover cost me $90.

Fountain35

Thanks for the responses. I tried high pressure air about a week ago after washing the car, to no avail. (used my air compressor). I will tackle this shortly. (minor surgery)

KAMG

I noticed on mine, water would collect and pool at the bottom center of the windshield after a car wash. Like others have said, there is a hose that runs from the center drain of the windshield to the passenger side fender, for the water to drain behind the front wheel. My hose was disconnected and bent in a way that didn't allow water to drain. After reconnecting it drains like it should

Fountain35

And that was it, same deal. My hose was disconnected from the side wall and bent/kinked so it could not drain. I am sure the dealer did it when they changed the cabin air filter. Poor workmanship.