I have a 1999 chev S10 4 cyl truck. When I run the A/C, the floor gets soaked on the passg. side.
What could be doing this?
What could be doing this?
Jul 9, 2006 at 1:50 AM
1999 Chevrolet S10 A/C Soaks Floor
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I assume that this is water that is soaking the floor.
It sounds like the evaporator coil drain is either clogged, or has a leak in the drain system.
You are going to have to take the ducting apart and find the leak or clog.
You can try and find the drain on the bottom of the truck, and make sure the drain is free from clogs.
It sounds like the evaporator coil drain is either clogged, or has a leak in the drain system.
You are going to have to take the ducting apart and find the leak or clog.
You can try and find the drain on the bottom of the truck, and make sure the drain is free from clogs.
Jul 9, 2006 at 7:06 AM
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Suggested Repair
Check the evaporator drain under the truck for a clog, and inspect the drain tube and ducting for a leak that lets condensate soak the passenger floor.
Conversation Summary
The owner of a 1999 Chevrolet S10 says the passenger floor gets soaked when the A/C runs. The expert assumes it is water and attributes it to a clogged or leaking evaporator drain, recommending that the drain under the truck be cleared and the ducting opened to find the clog or leak.