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AC dripping in car

posted by  Steve on  Tue Jun 17 00:32 CST 2003
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The a/c lines are all on the engine side of the firewall, not in the passenger compartment. Your leak is almost certainly the result of a plugged drain tube. Remove the blower and clean out the evaporator area as much as possible, then ream out the drain tube. I used a flex hose duct taped to my vacuum to remove crap from my plenum and it worked fine.






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