More Evaporator drain problems
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From: Travelers Rest, SC
Thank you, George. Wish there was some way to clean out the evaporator pan without having to remove the dash/instrument panel unit and removing the HVAC unit. Wish the entire drain pipe unit was about 2" in diameter instead of 1". Perhaps debris would just come out with the water or a shop vac pulling on the 2" replacement drain.
Thanks Tiapetra, that's a good idea. I know Harbor Freight has some of these scopes so I will look into that.
Thanks Tiapetra, that's a good idea. I know Harbor Freight has some of these scopes so I will look into that.
Last edited by Oldblue; Sep 9, 2018 at 06:58 PM. Reason: Housekeeping
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I am having this problem. 2009 panel. The water leaking in is causing electric problems. A body shop and a repair shop can't seem to fix it.
I heard a rumor the there is a mold problem in the evaporator box and it is plugging the drain. The same rumor said the the dealer had some foam spray to shoot into the evap box that cleaned it out. Does anyone know anything about this?
Can this drain be pulled out of the evap box form the outside and where is it located at?
I heard a rumor the there is a mold problem in the evaporator box and it is plugging the drain. The same rumor said the the dealer had some foam spray to shoot into the evap box that cleaned it out. Does anyone know anything about this?
Can this drain be pulled out of the evap box form the outside and where is it located at?
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From: Florida Keys
This has happen six times. The water in the cab is causing elec damage. The body and repair shop can't seem to fix the problem. I need to hit this problem in the head with a hammer if you understand that saying. I am losing the car!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can not find anyone able to fix the elec problems also.
