2011 Yukon door holds water

[EWSFlash]

Hi- first post here. I have a 2011 Yukon that has (at least) one door that holds water after heavy rain. There has to be a drain hole at the bottom that's gotten blocked, so can somebody tell me where it's located? I know- at the bottom of the door, I get that much, but I don't want to go punching holes hoping to clear a stuck drain hole.
I got it used in 2016, it had 25k miles on it, and it's been a real creampuff compared to my '96 Tahoe, which was an electrical nightmare, among other things. It currently has 41k miles.

 

[PG01]

Hi- first post here. I have a 2011 Yukon that has (at least) one door that holds water after heavy rain. There has to be a drain hole at the bottom that's gotten blocked, so can somebody tell me where it's located? I know- at the bottom of the door, I get that much, but I don't want to go punching holes hoping to clear a stuck drain hole.
I got it used in 2016, it had 25k miles on it, and it's been a real creampuff compared to my '96 Tahoe, which was an electrical nightmare, among other things. It currently has 41k miles.

Just look under rubber flap youll see them, i took out the first christmas tree retainer that holds the ribber flap to the door and it drains better

 

[Sparksalot]

Just look under rubber flap youll see them, i took out the first christmas tree retainer that holds the ribber flap to the door and it drains better

I ended up taking the lower rubber strip off all 4 door to ensure they stay dry.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

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