Reply to "A/C - Dripping water"

jffrMember

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Originally posted by SIG:
Good morning,
Was driving my Pantera (VIN 1571) yesterday with A/C switched on. After 10 minutes my wife started complaining about cold water dripping on her feet. Water comes from the A/C heat exchanger. I checked the water drainage which is free. I could not find the origin of the leak, but accessibility is quite limited as you know. Did you had similar issues and how did you fix it?
Brgds
Hartwig

There is a wrap for the air conditioning lines that is used. It basically insulates the lines and keeps the condensation off. It is somewhat difficult to get to the lines and this wrap is very sticky.

8/6/184:24 AM

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