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Wet Passenger Floor, Not the A/C condensation line 200

posted by  jkordzi on  Wed Jul 9 05:53 CST 2003
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I have the same issue w/ my 93 245 in Dallas. I am convinced that it's due to condensation on the HVAC ait supply ducting. Last weekend I drove rom Dallas to Arkansas and noticed that the ducting was dripping condensation. I read a post in the V8 forum a couple of weeks ago about a guy in FL who reached the same conclusion and insulated his ducting and cured the problem. I plan on doing the same. If the freon line going to the evaporator is leaking, you can get the black gooy insulating wrap at any A/C supply place.






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