I haven't had to do this on a Cherokee but on Fords the fastest way to to
lift the vehicle and use compressed air to blow the passage clean.


"Lee Ayrton" <layrton@panix.com> wrote in message
news:db62ck$l1r$1@reader2.panix.com...
> The drain tube is clogged. It's under the right side near the starter
> motor on the 4.0 if memory serves, a rubber tube about 4" long. You can
> pull it off by hand and clean it out with a bit of wire -- but it can be a
> bitch to put back on.
>
>
> James wrote:
>> I have a 1988 Jeep Cherokee. The a/c is working fine, but I have water
>> leaking down from the right hand side, underneath the dash. I know this
>> is
>> from the a/c, as it only does it when I have had the a/c on for a while.
>>
>> I wonder if a drain tube or something like that has disconnected ??
>>
>> Any tips, or advice please ??
>>
>> Thanks !!
>>
>> --James--
>>
>>
>

 

I haven't had to do this on a Cherokee but on Fords the fastest way to to
lift the vehicle and use compressed air to blow the passage clean.


"Lee Ayrton" <layrton@panix.com> wrote in message
news:db62ck$l1r$1@reader2.panix.com...
> The drain tube is clogged. It's under the right side near the starter
> motor on the 4.0 if memory serves, a rubber tube about 4" long. You can
> pull it off by hand and clean it out with a bit of wire -- but it can be a
> bitch to put back on.
>
>
> James wrote:
>> I have a 1988 Jeep Cherokee. The a/c is working fine, but I have water
>> leaking down from the right hand side, underneath the dash. I know this
>> is
>> from the a/c, as it only does it when I have had the a/c on for a while.
>>
>> I wonder if a drain tube or something like that has disconnected ??
>>
>> Any tips, or advice please ??
>>
>> Thanks !!
>>
>> --James--
>>
>>
>

 

I haven't had to do this on a Cherokee but on Fords the fastest way to to
lift the vehicle and use compressed air to blow the passage clean.


"Lee Ayrton" <layrton@panix.com> wrote in message
news:db62ck$l1r$1@reader2.panix.com...
> The drain tube is clogged. It's under the right side near the starter
> motor on the 4.0 if memory serves, a rubber tube about 4" long. You can
> pull it off by hand and clean it out with a bit of wire -- but it can be a
> bitch to put back on.
>
>
> James wrote:
>> I have a 1988 Jeep Cherokee. The a/c is working fine, but I have water
>> leaking down from the right hand side, underneath the dash. I know this
>> is
>> from the a/c, as it only does it when I have had the a/c on for a while.
>>
>> I wonder if a drain tube or something like that has disconnected ??
>>
>> Any tips, or advice please ??
>>
>> Thanks !!
>>
>> --James--
>>
>>
>

 

Thank you each for these replies. It gives me something to look for.

--james--

 

Thank you each for these replies. It gives me something to look for.

--james--

 

Thank you each for these replies. It gives me something to look for.

--james--

 

Thank you each for these replies. It gives me something to look for.

--james--

 

Hey guys,
I've got a 96 Grand Cherokee and was leaking the same way. I had to
drill a hole in the drain line , the flat plastic circular thing at the
bottom of the housing from the inside. Then run a wire through, then
plug the hole. The reason was that the it drained inside the frame.

I enjoy reading all your helpful info.

Thanks,
Dean

 

Hey guys,
I've got a 96 Grand Cherokee and was leaking the same way. I had to
drill a hole in the drain line , the flat plastic circular thing at the
bottom of the housing from the inside. Then run a wire through, then
plug the hole. The reason was that the it drained inside the frame.

I enjoy reading all your helpful info.

Thanks,
Dean

 

Hey guys,
I've got a 96 Grand Cherokee and was leaking the same way. I had to
drill a hole in the drain line , the flat plastic circular thing at the
bottom of the housing from the inside. Then run a wire through, then
plug the hole. The reason was that the it drained inside the frame.

I enjoy reading all your helpful info.

Thanks,
Dean