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Old 09-13-2015, 05:59 PM   #1
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Dash ac leaking

I've searched everywhere and can't find it
When we returned from our last trip I noticed alot of condensation dripping from the ac in the engine compartment. OK no problem , I'll fix it tomorrow
It's clearly the drain hose is clogged and it's building up and draining down the firewall
So the next day I searched everywhere for this drain
After a few hours I gave up and moved on to other things
Does anyone know where this hose is
I have a 2004 georgie boy pursuit with ford Chassis
If anyone knows about this I would be very grateful for some advise
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The hose attaches to the low point or bottom of the plenum where the A/C evaporator is located. I've had them clog up, what I've done is disconnect the hose at the plenum then use a wire to 'roto-root' the hose and the opening into plenum. The other thing you could do is figure out access to the plenum and use a little bleach in there to kill the mold and algae that does the blocking. It also helps release and flush out the dirt and leaf crumbs that get in there.
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Old 09-20-2015, 06:31 AM   #3
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Thanks for the reply
I've Been so busy I haven't had a chance to look
At it, but I'm sure I'll find it when I look where u advised
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