XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side
floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of the procedure? |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
"Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119531gf0suiquf971rgs7dmkorjvi2a2@4ax.com... > I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side > floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull > the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't > been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ > though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of > the procedure? Are you sure your vent tube isn't plugged? It will "run over" into the passenger compartment if it is. Spdloader |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
"Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119531gf0suiquf971rgs7dmkorjvi2a2@4ax.com... > I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side > floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull > the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't > been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ > though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of > the procedure? Are you sure your vent tube isn't plugged? It will "run over" into the passenger compartment if it is. Spdloader |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
"Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119531gf0suiquf971rgs7dmkorjvi2a2@4ax.com... > I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side > floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull > the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't > been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ > though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of > the procedure? Are you sure your vent tube isn't plugged? It will "run over" into the passenger compartment if it is. Spdloader |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
"Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119531gf0suiquf971rgs7dmkorjvi2a2@4ax.com... > I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side > floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull > the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't > been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ > though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of > the procedure? Are you sure your vent tube isn't plugged? It will "run over" into the passenger compartment if it is. Spdloader |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
When you pull the carpet back, you should find a small rubber hose that the
evaporator drains through. You can clean this drain, there is no need to make a new one. "Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119531gf0suiquf971rgs7dmkorjvi2a2@4ax.com... > I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side > floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull > the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't > been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ > though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of > the procedure? |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
When you pull the carpet back, you should find a small rubber hose that the
evaporator drains through. You can clean this drain, there is no need to make a new one. "Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119531gf0suiquf971rgs7dmkorjvi2a2@4ax.com... > I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side > floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull > the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't > been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ > though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of > the procedure? |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
When you pull the carpet back, you should find a small rubber hose that the
evaporator drains through. You can clean this drain, there is no need to make a new one. "Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119531gf0suiquf971rgs7dmkorjvi2a2@4ax.com... > I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side > floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull > the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't > been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ > though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of > the procedure? |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
When you pull the carpet back, you should find a small rubber hose that the
evaporator drains through. You can clean this drain, there is no need to make a new one. "Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119531gf0suiquf971rgs7dmkorjvi2a2@4ax.com... > I'm getting a leak from the air-conditioner on the passenger side > floorboard of my 1995 XJ... I understand that the solution is to pull > the carpet back and drill a hole in a particular place... I haven't > been able to find a diagram / photo of where it should be on the XJ > though... Anyone have a more detailed description / illustration of > the procedure? |
Re: XJ air-conditioner leak on passenger floorboard
On Wed, 23 May 2007 19:09:58 GMT, "Jeff Strickland"
<crwlr@verizon.net> wrote: > When you pull the carpet back, you should find a small rubber hose that the > evaporator drains through. You can clean this drain, there is no need to > make a new one. Since it looked like I was going to be needing to remove the trim pieces in order to remove the pull the carpet and underlayment back, I tried working on it from the other end (i.e. from underneath the vehicle)... There is a black rubber hose hanging loose and I poked a wire up inside of it... It seems that I'm getting some drainage now, but I'll need to wait until the carpet dries out before I can determine if that is a complete solution... I suspect that it would be better to be running the wire through it from the other end since the way that I did it, any gunk that was in the line just got pressed back up inside and it might eventually migrate back there... Of course, I burnt the ---- out of underside of my right forearm on the exhaust while trying to do it... Damn, the exhaust is hot enough to singe hair... I figure that I would try this solution until someone posted the CORRECT way to do it... |
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