Jeep: 96 Grand Cherokee AC leaking under glove box
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96 Grand Cherokee AC leaking under glove box
Hello all,
Water has started condensating on the AC plenum, under the glove box,
soaking the floor. I cannot find a drip tube anywhere under the hood.
Can anyone tell me how to fix this?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: 96 Grand Cherokee AC leaking under glove box
On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 05:03:19 GMT, rodeo <com> wrote:
You need to find the drain tube (Mine isn't under the hood, it's
further back, but I have a Cherokee, not a GC).
Probably the tube is clogged with debris and such. You might need to
pull the case apart and clean it out.
Drifter
"I've been here, I've been there..."
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Re: 96 Grand Cherokee AC leaking under glove box
"rodeo" <com> wrote in message
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Same problem here. It just started and I can't find the tube. Still
looking for some ideas.
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Re: 96 Grand Cherokee AC leaking under glove box
The drain tube is clogged and is located on the passenger side underneath on
the fire wall. It be a pain to get to so I use a small dowel with a slight
point about a foot long. Gently insert the pointy end into the rubber tube
and wiggle a bit and watch out you will get a face full of spooge if you are
not careful. It usually gets clogged with dirt, dust dripping from the
coil. About once a year I run a home brew cleaner using a small sprayer
placed in the drain. I use some simple green and bleach 1/2 once of each in
4 cups of water, spray liberally in the drain tupe let drain and rinse it
about a quart of water. It also takes out the stale AC smell so many
complain about.
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Coasty
Semper Paratus
(Always Ready)
"rodeo" <com> wrote in message
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Re: 96 Grand Cherokee AC leaking under glove box
I have found a solution, albeit not nearly as convenient as Coasty's.
I hope this helps anyone whose drain tube is not visible through the
firewall. The following link is to a Jeep service bulletin.
Thanks to everyone who responded.
http://home.sc.rr.com/janet/TSB/24-06-96.htm
Coasty wrote:
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