I normally do not run my A/C but I was on a long roadtrip last week and encountered an unusual problem with my A/C. The A/C always worked and always blew cold, but something inside the cab begins to drip hot water onto the passenger side floorboards. After several hundred miles, it really soaks the carpet.

The drip comes from just behind the center console on the passenger side. The water does not have any unusual odors.

Is this normal? If not, any ideas on fixes.

Thanks
Michael

 

Your a/c drain tubes are plugged up.
If you want to call me I will walk you thru unplugging them.
Mike
303-862-7680

 

ok, just for you, one more time.....

The first is from under the truck in the tranny hump, the second is in the cab, passenger side, this is the top of the tube. Not sure what year yours is, but it should be close.

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Hey I know this is an old post but do you still have pics of the 2 drain plug locations? I need to take care of this and its a nice 99 degree day and want to go right to the problem area.

Thanks in advance!

-Dave

 

Just crawl under you truck and look around where you feet would go on each side. Look for little split pointy rubber nipples, take a flashlight. You can pull them off and stick a wire with a bent hook on the end to pull out the gunk.

 

Ditto, crawl under and do your own simple work.