hows it going guys.

got a little problem.

the other day i went and warmed up the truck. its a 92 f150 2wd. with no a/c.

went back out and turn the heater on to floor. when i notice a little water hit the floor, so i got out and went over there to see where it came from.

i stuck my fingers up in the vent and the tray was filled with water.

like i said before this truck doesnt have a/c so where could this water be coming from.

for about 20mins i had the water hose on the window and cawling and nothing started dripping. so im at a lost.


anyone got any idea where it could be coming from?

 

Was it clean water? Or anti-freeze? It could be the heater core.

 

Cowl may not be draining. Unscrew the fasteners holding the plastic inner fender and reach up between the plastic and the fender near the cowl. There are rubber snouts where rainwater drains. Mine were full of crud. Either that or the heater core.

 

Sounds like your heater core sprung a leak. Not uncommon. Also, not hard to fix.

 

its clean water, not anti freeze.

ok thanks ill have a look

 

found a snout under the black box on the passenger side. the heat shield was covering it up. going to put see if its blocked tomorrow.

 

I had that with a bad heater core. Easy fix on my Bronco. Ford really made it complicated on my mother in laws crown vic so be happy you own a truck.

 

i have a 95 crown vic with 326,xxxmiles on it also.

 

Here's hoping you never have to tear into it. I have more scars from that one job than I have from 20+ years of wrenching on my Bronco.

 

im hoping i dont have to either.

 

There's one on the driver side too. I found it when I changed my fender.

 

found where it is leaking.

its coming from under the hood through a wireing harness gromment