Broken A/C Evaporator drain on '78 F100
Looks like the plastic molded drain nipple is broken off flush with my evaporator housing on my '78 F100 with factory air.
Does anyone know of a fix for this? I thought about trying to thread a pipe nipple in it, but thinking it will stick up too far on the inside and not let it drain properly.. Obviously a replacement housing would work, but that's not possible at this time. Any suggestions? |
Just leave it, it just drains to the ground regardless if the nipple is there or not.
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Originally Posted by ford390gashog
(Post 18660998)
Just leave it, it just drains to the ground regardless if the nipple is there or not.
the floor board.. |
I'm assuming the worst case scenario that you don't have the broken off nipple. If you have it, try some appropriate glue. You're probably correct about the threaded pipe nipple not allowing for correct drainage. You could use another piece of appropriately sized plastic pipe with glue or get a flanged fitting and use glue or screws on the flange. Check your local supplier of plastic pipe like hardware or home improvement stores. If I'm remembering correctly, my '76 F250 has a one way rubber hose on that nipple. The hose allows condensate water to drain, but won't let hot air into the evaporator case.
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Originally Posted by Ozzie H.
(Post 18661449)
I'm assuming the worst case scenario that you don't have the broken off nipple. If you have it, try some appropriate glue. You're probably correct about the threaded pipe nipple not allowing for correct drainage. You could use another piece of appropriately sized plastic pipe with glue or get a flanged fitting and use glue or screws on the flange. Check your local supplier of plastic pipe like hardware or home improvement stores. If I'm remembering correctly, my '76 F250 has a one way rubber hose on that nipple. The hose allows condensate water to drain, but won't let hot air into the evaporator case.
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Found this on Amazon.. I couldn't find any dimensions on it... Hope it
will work! https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.for...333b9bb077.jpg |
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