...YES it pours quite severely.
does your truck pee?
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does your truck pee?
my truck looks like it's peeing when the ac is on, pouring out right behind the pass front tire. it's condisation from the ac, but it seriously pours where i have had random people tell me soemthing is leaking from my truck, etc....anybody else?
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From: FLA
Originally Posted by MotoraceD
my truck looks like it's peeing when the ac is on, pouring out right behind the pass front tire. it's condisation from the ac, but it seriously pours where i have had random people tell me soemthing is leaking from my truck, etc....anybody else?
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Like purple says - if it stops is when you have to worry !!!
You cool air by compressing it (I guess that's a good name for the COMPRESSOR :-)
and just like a wet towel when you squeeze it, the water comes out !
I almost had a COW when I went to the middle east and our A/C was just a water cooler ---- all they did was add humidity to the air --- coming from South La... I thought I'd melt, but in the dry air there it actually cooled quite nicely...
Tim, is that what you desert dwellers have ? the Evaporative coolers ?
You cool air by compressing it (I guess that's a good name for the COMPRESSOR :-)
and just like a wet towel when you squeeze it, the water comes out !
I almost had a COW when I went to the middle east and our A/C was just a water cooler ---- all they did was add humidity to the air --- coming from South La... I thought I'd melt, but in the dry air there it actually cooled quite nicely...
Tim, is that what you desert dwellers have ? the Evaporative coolers ?
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We are so dry here..... thinking about recycling condensation
Yes on the evaps and they work very well, we are normaly at about 9 to 17%.
Rains...jumps to 80% gone in ten minutes, my house is right a 5995 so we are very high desert.
Yes on the evaps and they work very well, we are normaly at about 9 to 17%.
Rains...jumps to 80% gone in ten minutes, my house is right a 5995 so we are very high desert.
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Not just limited to my F250. My 86 Bronco did the same thing. Look at it this way, if it isn't peeing, it aint working.
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If the dripping bugs you.....I find that if you shut off the A/C before you stop the vehicle (approx. a block or a few house lengths away) it keeps if from dripping underneath your truck when you're stopped!! I got into a habit of doing this with my last truck ('99 V10) and there hasn't been a puddle under my truck since!
