Reply to "rear window - engine bay window"

panterachrisMember

You will find if you make the mistake to drive your car in the rain, that the air flow runs under the car to the opening in the area just before the rear wheels where it travels up past the engine and out the opening in the rear sail where it is sucked out by the venturi effect of the sail, this drags filthy rain water mixed with road grease oil etc into, around and through every piece nook and cranny of your engine bay to then exit like a fire hose out of the rear sail opening, do not drive in the rain.

12/20/168:39 AM

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