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What is this (firewall)

I'm in the process of removing all glue residues from my firewall, before replacing the insulation. I found a rubber hose that look like some kind of drain and a pair of threaded holes that will be covered by the insulation. Anyone know what the hose and the holes are used for?




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Looks like a drain line for the rain gutters and the rear window surround.

Not sure, though.
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is it a rubber insulating tube for the rear window grid?, what is the view from the topside?

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Only a guess. The tube may actually be the "conduit" for the wires to the rear window defogger rather than a drain. The threaded holes may used for something that is screwed in from the interior rather than the underside, as they have glue on them and were previously covered.
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Definitely a wire shroud. Mine has two brown wires running in it which enter into the fenderwall behind the fuel filter.
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It is the wire cover for the wirs for the rear window defrost grid.

the sunroof drains come out on each side benneth the window but above the deck lid "lip".

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Ok, it doesn't show in the picture, but my next question might be "Where are my defrost wires?". As far as I remember there are no wires exiting the hose. Must take a look next time I'm in the garage.
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possibly (hopefully) still attached to the rear glass or tucked into the rear glass seal.

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