Reply to "Drain Holes"

ron norman (Guest)

I've not used my A/C yet, but with all other vehicles I've driven with A/C, especially in humid conditions, there is ALWAYS a puddle under the car. The evaporator is under the dash and presumably has a hose to drain to the bottom of the car, outside. If this set-up is not present, or not funcioning properly because an old rubber hose broke, it could just leak the condensate water into the passenger compartment, soaking the carpet, maybe on the passenger side, where it may go unnoticed, and lead to RUST!!! Gonna have to check that.

6/19/038:55 PM

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