Front Valence Drain Holes | The De Tomaso Forums

dave2811Member

I notice when I wash the car, the front valence bump drips water for some time afterwards. I assume there is a water trap that needs some strategically placed drain holes.

I am wondering what others have done in this area? Does someone have a good photo of the area without a radiator in place?

10/30/115:35 PM

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does200Member

You put water on your car?

On my Group 4 when I drained the radiator fluid, that shit dripped for days eventhough I tried to do an aluminum funnel to divert most of it away from that area. On my Hall Ultra, I recall seeing that whole area was sealed up in some manner, so I will take a look see and maybe take a photo.

10/30/1110:37 PM

noquarterMember

My Pantera had a 10 mm hole drilled at both ends, don't know if it was orig.

10/31/112:09 AM

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