1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)

Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before it
would start.
Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for a
minute...
I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
(still have ABS light on, oh well.)
Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
dryer.

Now, heres the new one...
after a 550 mile RT (DFW/SAT) my gal-pals feet are soaked, and so is the
carpet. its A/C condensate.
I have looked ALL over for the drain, but I can't find it. I've gandered at
the pic in the chiltons,I'm here to tell ya, it ain't there!.
no hole in firewall, no tube, no nuttin', what gives? pulled carpet, its
soaked, am drying now.

 

never mind... found it...
NO: 24-06-96
GROUP: Heating & A/C
DATE: June 28, 1996
SUBJECT:
A/C Evaporator Drain Blockage
MODELS:
1993 - 1996 (ZJ) Grand Cherokee/Grand Wagoneer
1993 - 1996 (ZG) Grand Cherokee (overseas markets)
SYMPTOM/CONDITION:
Debris may collect in the evaporator drain tube area causing blockage of the
tube. This can lead to water leaking from the heater housing, water sloshing
around in the housing and odor from decayed organic debris. This bulletin
provides instructions to gain easy access to the drain tube for clearing
foreign matter from the tube, without removal of the heater A/C housing.
DIAGNOSIS:
Operate the system in the A/C mode and verify that water is draining from
the system. The water drains into the frame rail and exits in the center of
the vehicle. If no water is draining, the system is blocked and requires
cleaning.
PARTS REQUIRED:
1 5255217 Plug
REPAIR PROCEDURE:
This bulletin involves drilling a hole in the A/C evaporator housing to
allow for cleaning of the drain tube.

1. Pull the carpet down in the passengers foot well and locate the
evaporator drain in the housing (See Illustration).

2. Drill a 1/4 inch hole in the center of the drain tube housing as shown.
Clear the drain tube with a wire or suitable tool by inserting it through
the hole and into the drain tube.

3. Insert plug, P/N 5255217 into the 1/4 inch hole drilled previously.

4. Verify that the drain is clear by operating the system in the A/C mode
and observing that water is draining.

POLICY: Reimbursable within the provisions of the warranty.
TIME ALLOWANCE:
Labor Operation No: 24-65-03-92 0.2 Hrs.
Drill Hole in Evaporator Housing, Clean Drain Tube,
Install Plug in Housing
FAILURE CODE: XX - Service AdjustmentNO: 24-06-96
GROUP: Heating & A/C


"nunya" <pereynoldsdfw@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:VNCdnSpyCbaOkgPfRVn-qQ@comcast.com...
> 1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)
>
> Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before
> it would start.
> Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for
> a minute...
> I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
> (still have ABS light on, oh well.)
> Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
> dryer.
>
> Now, heres the new one...
> after a 550 mile RT (DFW/SAT) my gal-pals feet are soaked, and so is the
> carpet. its A/C condensate.
> I have looked ALL over for the drain, but I can't find it. I've gandered
> at the pic in the chiltons,I'm here to tell ya, it ain't there!.
> no hole in firewall, no tube, no nuttin', what gives? pulled carpet, its
> soaked, am drying now.
>
>

 

never mind... found it...
NO: 24-06-96
GROUP: Heating & A/C
DATE: June 28, 1996
SUBJECT:
A/C Evaporator Drain Blockage
MODELS:
1993 - 1996 (ZJ) Grand Cherokee/Grand Wagoneer
1993 - 1996 (ZG) Grand Cherokee (overseas markets)
SYMPTOM/CONDITION:
Debris may collect in the evaporator drain tube area causing blockage of the
tube. This can lead to water leaking from the heater housing, water sloshing
around in the housing and odor from decayed organic debris. This bulletin
provides instructions to gain easy access to the drain tube for clearing
foreign matter from the tube, without removal of the heater A/C housing.
DIAGNOSIS:
Operate the system in the A/C mode and verify that water is draining from
the system. The water drains into the frame rail and exits in the center of
the vehicle. If no water is draining, the system is blocked and requires
cleaning.
PARTS REQUIRED:
1 5255217 Plug
REPAIR PROCEDURE:
This bulletin involves drilling a hole in the A/C evaporator housing to
allow for cleaning of the drain tube.

1. Pull the carpet down in the passengers foot well and locate the
evaporator drain in the housing (See Illustration).

2. Drill a 1/4 inch hole in the center of the drain tube housing as shown.
Clear the drain tube with a wire or suitable tool by inserting it through
the hole and into the drain tube.

3. Insert plug, P/N 5255217 into the 1/4 inch hole drilled previously.

4. Verify that the drain is clear by operating the system in the A/C mode
and observing that water is draining.

POLICY: Reimbursable within the provisions of the warranty.
TIME ALLOWANCE:
Labor Operation No: 24-65-03-92 0.2 Hrs.
Drill Hole in Evaporator Housing, Clean Drain Tube,
Install Plug in Housing
FAILURE CODE: XX - Service AdjustmentNO: 24-06-96
GROUP: Heating & A/C


"nunya" <pereynoldsdfw@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:VNCdnSpyCbaOkgPfRVn-qQ@comcast.com...
> 1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)
>
> Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before
> it would start.
> Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for
> a minute...
> I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
> (still have ABS light on, oh well.)
> Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
> dryer.
>
> Now, heres the new one...
> after a 550 mile RT (DFW/SAT) my gal-pals feet are soaked, and so is the
> carpet. its A/C condensate.
> I have looked ALL over for the drain, but I can't find it. I've gandered
> at the pic in the chiltons,I'm here to tell ya, it ain't there!.
> no hole in firewall, no tube, no nuttin', what gives? pulled carpet, its
> soaked, am drying now.
>
>

 

never mind... found it...
NO: 24-06-96
GROUP: Heating & A/C
DATE: June 28, 1996
SUBJECT:
A/C Evaporator Drain Blockage
MODELS:
1993 - 1996 (ZJ) Grand Cherokee/Grand Wagoneer
1993 - 1996 (ZG) Grand Cherokee (overseas markets)
SYMPTOM/CONDITION:
Debris may collect in the evaporator drain tube area causing blockage of the
tube. This can lead to water leaking from the heater housing, water sloshing
around in the housing and odor from decayed organic debris. This bulletin
provides instructions to gain easy access to the drain tube for clearing
foreign matter from the tube, without removal of the heater A/C housing.
DIAGNOSIS:
Operate the system in the A/C mode and verify that water is draining from
the system. The water drains into the frame rail and exits in the center of
the vehicle. If no water is draining, the system is blocked and requires
cleaning.
PARTS REQUIRED:
1 5255217 Plug
REPAIR PROCEDURE:
This bulletin involves drilling a hole in the A/C evaporator housing to
allow for cleaning of the drain tube.

1. Pull the carpet down in the passengers foot well and locate the
evaporator drain in the housing (See Illustration).

2. Drill a 1/4 inch hole in the center of the drain tube housing as shown.
Clear the drain tube with a wire or suitable tool by inserting it through
the hole and into the drain tube.

3. Insert plug, P/N 5255217 into the 1/4 inch hole drilled previously.

4. Verify that the drain is clear by operating the system in the A/C mode
and observing that water is draining.

POLICY: Reimbursable within the provisions of the warranty.
TIME ALLOWANCE:
Labor Operation No: 24-65-03-92 0.2 Hrs.
Drill Hole in Evaporator Housing, Clean Drain Tube,
Install Plug in Housing
FAILURE CODE: XX - Service AdjustmentNO: 24-06-96
GROUP: Heating & A/C


"nunya" <pereynoldsdfw@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:VNCdnSpyCbaOkgPfRVn-qQ@comcast.com...
> 1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)
>
> Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before
> it would start.
> Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for
> a minute...
> I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
> (still have ABS light on, oh well.)
> Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
> dryer.
>
> Now, heres the new one...
> after a 550 mile RT (DFW/SAT) my gal-pals feet are soaked, and so is the
> carpet. its A/C condensate.
> I have looked ALL over for the drain, but I can't find it. I've gandered
> at the pic in the chiltons,I'm here to tell ya, it ain't there!.
> no hole in firewall, no tube, no nuttin', what gives? pulled carpet, its
> soaked, am drying now.
>
>

 

never mind... found it...
NO: 24-06-96
GROUP: Heating & A/C
DATE: June 28, 1996
SUBJECT:
A/C Evaporator Drain Blockage
MODELS:
1993 - 1996 (ZJ) Grand Cherokee/Grand Wagoneer
1993 - 1996 (ZG) Grand Cherokee (overseas markets)
SYMPTOM/CONDITION:
Debris may collect in the evaporator drain tube area causing blockage of the
tube. This can lead to water leaking from the heater housing, water sloshing
around in the housing and odor from decayed organic debris. This bulletin
provides instructions to gain easy access to the drain tube for clearing
foreign matter from the tube, without removal of the heater A/C housing.
DIAGNOSIS:
Operate the system in the A/C mode and verify that water is draining from
the system. The water drains into the frame rail and exits in the center of
the vehicle. If no water is draining, the system is blocked and requires
cleaning.
PARTS REQUIRED:
1 5255217 Plug
REPAIR PROCEDURE:
This bulletin involves drilling a hole in the A/C evaporator housing to
allow for cleaning of the drain tube.

1. Pull the carpet down in the passengers foot well and locate the
evaporator drain in the housing (See Illustration).

2. Drill a 1/4 inch hole in the center of the drain tube housing as shown.
Clear the drain tube with a wire or suitable tool by inserting it through
the hole and into the drain tube.

3. Insert plug, P/N 5255217 into the 1/4 inch hole drilled previously.

4. Verify that the drain is clear by operating the system in the A/C mode
and observing that water is draining.

POLICY: Reimbursable within the provisions of the warranty.
TIME ALLOWANCE:
Labor Operation No: 24-65-03-92 0.2 Hrs.
Drill Hole in Evaporator Housing, Clean Drain Tube,
Install Plug in Housing
FAILURE CODE: XX - Service AdjustmentNO: 24-06-96
GROUP: Heating & A/C


"nunya" <pereynoldsdfw@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:VNCdnSpyCbaOkgPfRVn-qQ@comcast.com...
> 1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)
>
> Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before
> it would start.
> Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for
> a minute...
> I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
> (still have ABS light on, oh well.)
> Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
> dryer.
>
> Now, heres the new one...
> after a 550 mile RT (DFW/SAT) my gal-pals feet are soaked, and so is the
> carpet. its A/C condensate.
> I have looked ALL over for the drain, but I can't find it. I've gandered
> at the pic in the chiltons,I'm here to tell ya, it ain't there!.
> no hole in firewall, no tube, no nuttin', what gives? pulled carpet, its
> soaked, am drying now.
>
>

 

nunya proclaimed:

> 1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)
>
> Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before it
> would start.
> Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for a
> minute...
> I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
> (still have ABS light on, oh well.)
> Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
> dryer.

During dry weather, you can usually control it by wiping down the
interior you slide on with fabric softener sheets, spray the carpet
with highy dilute fabric softener. Computer geeks have used it for
decades to help control static, works better on carpet than the
anti-static sprays.

Or wear copper underwear....

 

nunya proclaimed:

> 1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)
>
> Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before it
> would start.
> Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for a
> minute...
> I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
> (still have ABS light on, oh well.)
> Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
> dryer.

During dry weather, you can usually control it by wiping down the
interior you slide on with fabric softener sheets, spray the carpet
with highy dilute fabric softener. Computer geeks have used it for
decades to help control static, works better on carpet than the
anti-static sprays.

Or wear copper underwear....

 

nunya proclaimed:

> 1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)
>
> Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before it
> would start.
> Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for a
> minute...
> I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
> (still have ABS light on, oh well.)
> Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
> dryer.

During dry weather, you can usually control it by wiping down the
interior you slide on with fabric softener sheets, spray the carpet
with highy dilute fabric softener. Computer geeks have used it for
decades to help control static, works better on carpet than the
anti-static sprays.

Or wear copper underwear....

 

nunya proclaimed:

> 1996 G.Cherokee, 2wd, 206k, I6, auto...(green)
>
> Had starting problem, would have to crank, then stop, crank again before it
> would start.
> Made no difference cold/hot, no matter if I put the key to on position for a
> minute...
> I changed the TPS, and it starts first time, everytime.
> (still have ABS light on, oh well.)
> Static discharge upon leaving vehicle has gone the way of one sock in the
> dryer.

During dry weather, you can usually control it by wiping down the
interior you slide on with fabric softener sheets, spray the carpet
with highy dilute fabric softener. Computer geeks have used it for
decades to help control static, works better on carpet than the
anti-static sprays.

Or wear copper underwear....

 

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