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I, too have had this problem. There is a solution. But first need to discuss the anatomy of the vent drain system. >From the top and on down: Vent on top, deflector for the air, water bucket, hole for water drainage, rubber hose to drain the water bucket, metal tube, rubber thingy. The rubber thingy is most aptly described as a duck bill. Its like a thin rubber tube slit down the middle, with the slit ends pressed together. It's there to prevent road goo from coming back UP the tubing. Anyway, knowing the anatomy. Here's what I did. I got a piece of metal coat hanger, made sure that the end was NOT twisted, kinked, or sharp. I filed it round. Gently push it through the vent from the topside, or in Roland's case, from inside the swimming pool. The wire, sharp, could rip or puncture the hose or duckbill thingy, that's why you round it off. Once you get a single hole through there, keep working it through a bunch of times. Once you getit through, bring it back a little, pres again, you're trying to get to the bottom of the obstruction, bring it up a little, push out some more of the obstruction, repeat. If your hoses are NOT punctured or ripped, start adding some water by aiming a sharp stream directly at the hole. It can be aimed there. Alternate water and wire, and working the wire while the water is going also. Whenever I wash it I aim a sharp spray down through the hole to keep it cleaned out. - Jeff '67 Sqbk > I already removed the rubber tubes under the dash where the water is > supposed to go thru. Everything is clean till there, so the thing is > stuffed lower in the coach. > > My question is: > > How the f**k do I get there to clean it ?????