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Looks as though my ac might be doing the same thing. The last couple of days I thought there was something rolling around on the floor. I finally took the few seconds tonight and found the passenger side carpet is soaked, this is the first year it's happened at least that I have noticed. I will have to see if its definitely the ac that causing the issue. Every time I would make a left it sounded like river rapids flowing by!
It's weird, I haven't had this problem since 2008. Shortly after I posted about it, the problem simply went away and hasn't come back. I'll have to check this summer to see if it returns and I just haven't noticed it. Pretty crappy design regardless.
My mother's Mercury Mini van had this issue and there is a drain that comes out from the firewall in on the engine side. I carefully stuck a hanger in there and unclogged it. She has had no issues since.
The dealer suggested it may be a clogged drain for the AC. Does anyone have any tips on how to go about check for a blockage?
Thanks!
Our trucks do not have the drain hose visible. Its an opening in the silver heat/sound shield on the passenger side of the firewall. It's a bad design. I don't know how you would stick a coat hanger up there with any accuracy.
Our trucks do not have the drain hose visible. Its an opening in the silver heat/sound shield on the passenger side of the firewall. It's a bad design. I don't know how you would stick a coat hanger up there with any accuracy.
Bad design is right! I'm so frustrated with this vehicle...
Is there a drain tube that can be accessed from under the glove compartment?
I don't think so but I could be wrong. Crawl under the truck with a powerful light and see if you can see the opening I mentioned. I know the water just drips out of the shielding opening on mine.
I don't think so but I could be wrong. Crawl under the truck with a powerful light and see if you can see the opening I mentioned. I know the water just drips out of the shielding opening on mine.
Well I gave it the ole' college try but no luck...... Anyone have an idea how much this is going to cost me?