QuestionQUESTION: The AC condensation is draining down onto the passenger side of the interior of my floorboard. There is no antifreeze odor and it only happens when I am running the AC. There is no drainage from the rubber hose midway down the engine side of the firewall but I have taken it off and the hose itself is not clogged. I am assuming I have located the drain hose. What do I need to do next? Does the entire housing have to come outinsde? Is there an interior hose that may have come loose?
Thanks,
David
ANSWER: what kinda car ,van are we talking about? and engine size
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QUESTION: Boy that was stupid on my part...It is a Town and Country 2003 minivan. Could the housing that fits against the bulkhead (firewall, floorboard, whatever its called) not be a tight seal? How do I tighen if this is what it is because that is where it is leaking.
ANSWER: I answered this question for a man 3 days ago. There is a drain tube to which u install over the outside drain and it will direct the water down and not allow it to go back inside. I cant find the post but on there will be part number for a drain tube and instructions.
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QUESTION: Thanks. I was wondering if there was supposed to be a rubber drain hose over the metal outlet. I can't find the post either. Would the part number be listed at the Chrysler dealership or is this something I have to get somewhere else?
AnswerI found it the part number is 5364688 it goes over the black plastic drain on the fire wall. Remove the air filter housing and u can reach back there and install it. The tube will have a metal clamp built into it make sure it goes past the indention on the drain so it does not fall off.
