Video showing a woman making the discovery went viral – as she caught him unplugging and pouring water through the car door, leaving people stunned by the discovery
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TikToker introduces a new feature for car doors
Drivers were puzzled after discovering a new feature on their car doors – of which they had no idea.
A woman went viral after unveiling a feature on TikTok – and garnered more than 22 million views while showing the small hole in the car door.
In the video, shot by Sarah Blackburn, she says she realized after researching why her sister’s car sounded like it had water.
After removing the plug, the water pours out and someone says, “Please empty your doors. Empty your doors, people, come on.
Many commentators were surprised by the video, as many asked if it was real.
The video garnered 22 million views (
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One said, “I can’t tell if it’s real or you’re all playing together, and another said, ‘It’s very real, too, that you sometimes need to drain your chassis rails.’
A third wrote, “I swear I’m learning something new every day!” While another asked, “What, how come I’ve never heard of it ???”
Water can pass through window and door seals when it is raining or when washing your car, and water must come out through holes in the bottom.
But they can become clogged due to dirt or debris from the road – which means they need to be drained. e
You can usually find them at the bottom of the doors, although they can be found elsewhere.
According to automotive site Cars.com, many vehicles will have drainage panels in the swing panels and rear panels, both located near the doors.
Vehicles may also have drainage holes located under the windscreen and close to the boot to prevent water from collecting in these areas.
To check for blockages, run a hose through the windshield, boots and doors – and see if the water drains properly.
If it collects or drains slowly, you may have a blockage. The garden hose may have enough pressure to expel the remnants of the drainage holes.
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