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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 3:07 pm 
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when my air con is on the carpet on the front passenger side gets wet and the issus had complained bout water dripping on her foot. any ideas what could have shat itself before i pull the dash out

 

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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 3:35 pm 
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My glovebox used to get full (not literally) of water due to condensation on the evaporator unit (just behind the 'box). A 2 cent piece of foam glued over the evaporator unit, later, and the problems have gone away (years ago).

There should be a drain somewhere or other, my own is through the firewall - didnt matter how many times I cleared the drain, I still got water in the 'box, until I put the foam in.

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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 5:52 pm 
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Something to try...........take out the glove box, then you'll see where the fan speed resisitor block is mounted, take that out, get a vacuum cleaner and a airblower ( connected to compressed air hose ), put both in the hole, and blow. This will stir up the leaves and sh!t in there and the vacuum will suck them up. This may help....also try unclogging the A/C drain at the firewall.

 

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