Taped Off Drain Holes in Trunk lid?
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Taped Off Drain Holes in Trunk lid?
Upon purchasing "new", the drain holes were covered with plastic tape; trunk area. How many have removed the tape ? Also, do any believe the tape was placed there for blocking water? I would only believe that if this were the case, a better plug (rubber) would have been used.
The plastic tape was 'not removed' during prep. Any and all opinions regarding the aforesaid is most welcome. Some pictures enclosed.
Are these trunk lid holes considered ‘drain holes’, fabrication holes, or something else? It would only stand to reason if the holes were for draining, there may have been used a rubber plug. Or, are the holes for air circulation.
The plastic tape was 'not removed' during prep. Any and all opinions regarding the aforesaid is most welcome. Some pictures enclosed.
Are these trunk lid holes considered ‘drain holes’, fabrication holes, or something else? It would only stand to reason if the holes were for draining, there may have been used a rubber plug. Or, are the holes for air circulation.
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* What is the purpose of the tape and why is it there? The tape has been removed long ago as you can see by the latest pictures. I've put in an inquiry to F.C.A. and established a case #. Thanks very much for your input.
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As received by F.C.A. this evening: "Nothing more than double talk" refusing to answer the question. Again, directing the question to the 'dealer'.
Hello Tom; Thank you for providing photos. Looking at the photos it appears to be drainage / vent holes for any condensation or liquid that may seep in through the back window.
Regarding whether or not to remove the plastic, we would advise asking the dealership, as they would be the ones who prepare the vehicle after delivery. They may have forgot to remove the plastic, but just to make sure they aren't supposed to be there we would advise asking them. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any further assistance by calling us at (800) 423-6343.Thank you again for your email Tom. Have a great day.Best wishes,
JenniferDodge Customer Care
Hello Tom; Thank you for providing photos. Looking at the photos it appears to be drainage / vent holes for any condensation or liquid that may seep in through the back window.
Regarding whether or not to remove the plastic, we would advise asking the dealership, as they would be the ones who prepare the vehicle after delivery. They may have forgot to remove the plastic, but just to make sure they aren't supposed to be there we would advise asking them. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any further assistance by calling us at (800) 423-6343.Thank you again for your email Tom. Have a great day.Best wishes,
JenniferDodge Customer Care