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Help!
97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger
side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for several hours????? Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" |
Re: Help!
Are you using the A/C?
If, yes, then the condensor is condensing and the condensation is dripping down. This can happen for a very long time, especially when it is warm and humid out. "chuck" <chj@techline.com> wrote in message news:116t31un5e847c1@corp.supernews.com... > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" > > |
Re: Help!
Are you using the A/C?
If, yes, then the condensor is condensing and the condensation is dripping down. This can happen for a very long time, especially when it is warm and humid out. "chuck" <chj@techline.com> wrote in message news:116t31un5e847c1@corp.supernews.com... > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" > > |
Re: Help!
Are you using the A/C?
If, yes, then the condensor is condensing and the condensation is dripping down. This can happen for a very long time, especially when it is warm and humid out. "chuck" <chj@techline.com> wrote in message news:116t31un5e847c1@corp.supernews.com... > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" > > |
Re: Help!
Are you using the A/C?
If, yes, then the condensor is condensing and the condensation is dripping down. This can happen for a very long time, especially when it is warm and humid out. "chuck" <chj@techline.com> wrote in message news:116t31un5e847c1@corp.supernews.com... > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" > > |
Re: Help!
Hi Chuck,
There are many places where water many enter the boxed frame and become trapped. A major AMC/Daimler f**k up. I would take a cordless and drill every low spot. I worked a few years for the Kalifornia Parks and Rec. and it was the job of the last driver of the day to spend the required half hour washing the under carriage, and they still only lasted a couple of years before we shipped them off to the desert. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ chuck wrote: > > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" |
Re: Help!
Hi Chuck,
There are many places where water many enter the boxed frame and become trapped. A major AMC/Daimler f**k up. I would take a cordless and drill every low spot. I worked a few years for the Kalifornia Parks and Rec. and it was the job of the last driver of the day to spend the required half hour washing the under carriage, and they still only lasted a couple of years before we shipped them off to the desert. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ chuck wrote: > > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" |
Re: Help!
Hi Chuck,
There are many places where water many enter the boxed frame and become trapped. A major AMC/Daimler f**k up. I would take a cordless and drill every low spot. I worked a few years for the Kalifornia Parks and Rec. and it was the job of the last driver of the day to spend the required half hour washing the under carriage, and they still only lasted a couple of years before we shipped them off to the desert. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ chuck wrote: > > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" |
Re: Help!
Hi Chuck,
There are many places where water many enter the boxed frame and become trapped. A major AMC/Daimler f**k up. I would take a cordless and drill every low spot. I worked a few years for the Kalifornia Parks and Rec. and it was the job of the last driver of the day to spend the required half hour washing the under carriage, and they still only lasted a couple of years before we shipped them off to the desert. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ chuck wrote: > > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" |
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Maybe the frame is filling up and the drains are plugged?
Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's chuck wrote: > > 97 TJ. Water running down and dripping from rear spring mount on passenger > side, floor is dry, can't see where it's coming from. I am on the beach > every day and subject to lots of rain and salt water, must be building up > somewhere since there is a large volume when I park it, will drip for > several hours????? > Seems this has been addressed before but I can't find it. > Thanks, "The Old Man On the Beach" |
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