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need water drain diagram for W220
Hello everyone,
I have been battling water flooding on my driver side of my w220, US specs, left hand drive, 2003 s500 4matic. I have finally been able to figure out where the water is leaking from causing the driver side floor to flood. when i put the pipe on the driver side of the windshield/body/A pillar side from the outside so that water is pouring the the drain that is next to the corner where the driver's side fuse box is, I see that the water drips on the inside right where the handle is to open up the hood. it's a constant drip leading me to believe that somehow the drain pipe inside the fender is either disconnected or has a leak because the water does come out of the inner wheel well with good flow. I want to know where the drain next to the fuse box on the driver's side leads to, what pipe it connects to etc so i can figure where it's leaking from. Does the fender have to come off ? or can i take the inner wheel well plastic off and that should suffice ? thanks so much in advance. attached is the pic where the water is draining from on the inside. |
My w140 has always had that problem since 2009 when I bought it.I bought a small snake and cleaned all for drain holes,when you open the sunroof.But driver's side still leaks some.So I really don't go anywhere in the rain,summer,because no ac. Winter I seal my sunroof cracks with vasaline,as it washes off easy.
I've heard some of these drain tubes rust out. |
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My touchpoint is a 201, but I bet it's not that different. There are drains in the corners of the sunroof "pan", here's where the front one exits:
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I have hard nylon tubing.One day I will force tubing down,and cemet to the drain. That should stop problem
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found youtube video, why s430 leaks
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