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940 A/C Condensation Drain 900

posted by  lpsage on  Sun Jun 20 09:12 CST 2004
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Spook. It sounds like a good solution. I had a problem with the condensate leaking "back" into the passenger footwell because the seal around the drain grommet was in poor condition. It took me quite a while to figure out how the carpet was getting so wet. I originally thought the heater core was leaking but there was not anti-freeze present.

I finally fixed the problem by caulking the outside of the drain grommet with silicone. Your solution sounds better.
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