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Water in battery compartment


McLaughlin2226
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Hi all, not sure I'm putting this in the right place, administration please relocate if necessary. 

I have recently found out I have about an inch of water under the battery in my A4-B7. I am trying to get the battery out so as to attempt to see if there's a drain hole for water to run out through. Does anyone know if there is a drain hole and if so where I should be looking for it.  

Many thanks in advance

John 

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Hi John

Have you checked all seals Around the bonnet (where the battery is) and checked that your drainage system isn't blocked up at all? 

Kind Regards 

Bradley

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Thanks for your quick reply Brad, it's the drainage system I'm trying to find. The water is getting in through the grills around the wiper motor(s) as the battery is pretty much at the base if the windscreen. I am hoping there's a drainage hole under the battery somewhere. Am having trouble getting the battery out as the bolt is rusted in and has a stripped head.

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No Problem! :D

I believe there is one there and also another one on the other side (drivers side), your battery is passenger side isn't it? :s

Keep us updated John 

Kind Regards

Bradley

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I had the same problem with my a4 b5 the water eventually built up so much that it made its way into the footwell. There is a drainage hole under the battery after I cleared the hole out by ramming a screwdriver down it the problem was solved. I used this YouTube video to help me. Hope This helps A bit :)

 

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