Does the cupholders have anyway to drain? I have been topless since May and have no plans on putting a top back until.. late fall time. But how do I drain the cupholders?
Do the cupholders have anyway to drain?
- Thread starter ReneeWin
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They would only drain on the floor if they had them, sponge would probably be the best way. If you didn't care about a drain then you could drill a hole in the bottom of each.
How are you protecting your radio and steering wheel controls if they get rained on?
Right know I have a freezer bag (with little weight) that I hang over the radio until I find or make something more suitable. I haven't really covered the steering wheel but haven't had any issues with that yet.
I know of at least 2 other Members who have Posted about the steering wheel/column issues when they got caught in a rain.
If your clock spring gets water in it you will be in a world of mess...
I read it on the Internet, so it must be true...
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https://shop.performancedtl.com/products/rig-skinz-clock-spring-protection-cover-jeep-wrangler
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https://shop.performancedtl.com/products/rig-skinz-clock-spring-protection-cover-jeep-wrangler
Looks like this is the origin of that cover... https://lifewithoutdoors.com/clock-spring-saver-1/
Some interesting things on that site.
Some interesting things on that site.