2004 f-150 heritage model 6 cyl . where exactly is the condensate drain for the a/c located ? i think mine is clogged because my cab floor is soaked under the carpet on the passenger side. it does not seem to be anti-freeze either.

 

Just a half a year off...


I moved you to the 1997-2003 + 2004 Heritage F150 Forum...

 

oops ty very much

 

The condensate drain is always loaved at the lowest point of the plenum. It is usally a plastic nipple that extends through a hole in the firewall, sometimes with a plastic or rubber hose. It is often hidden by other components such as exhaust and driveline stuff.

Identify the AC lines going through the dash. Draw a straight line downward to the bottom of the cab. The drain is usuallu on or near this imaginary line.

Most shops have a "special" air gun nozzle made up for clearing the drain. It usually a 6-10" pice of metal tubing with a 90 degree bend on the outlet. They just stick into the nipple and give it a shot of compressed air (and step back).

Steve