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Originally Posted by tracer bullet
Seems like a good idea, maybe some paper towels or similar. Could use some tape to hold them. Basically put them around the hatchback area and close the door, get the car wet with a hose, and see which ones get wet.
If none do, then of course still check for water inside and start looking for drain holes. Wonder if there's a service manual available that would identify them?
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My 2015 X3 is in the shop for water leakage into the same compartment... oddly enough there are drain plugs there so someone had the thought that water might leak and end up in battery compartment. Unfortunately, the control module for the rear hatch is also in there and got fried and needs to be replaces - explains the possessed rear hatch I had. I was told water can come in there because of plugged drains for the sunroof or a leaking gasket for the "shark fin" antenna for the GPS/SatRadio.
Good Luck.