Passenger Side Water under the floor mat
#1
Passenger Side Water under the floor mat
Guys I did a search and didnt see anything that fits. I keep the AC on all the time. Under my passenger side mate if you lift it up has water under it almost all the time. Could be AC water but there is also a puddle on the ground each time i park at work. So not sure what it could be. Is it possible some of the water is getting out to the ground but not all of it?
The mat and carpet on that side stays wet almost all the time.
The mat and carpet on that side stays wet almost all the time.
#6
If you have a coolant leak in your heater core??? You would definitely smell it in the cab. And your windows would fog up when your truck reached normal operating temperature.
When your using the AC you should see moisture accumulating on the ground under the truck.
Which one of these are you having and which is not happening?
When your using the AC you should see moisture accumulating on the ground under the truck.
Which one of these are you having and which is not happening?
Last edited by In2Trux; 05-15-2011 at 07:16 AM.
#7
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I dont smell anything in the cab at all. Windows rarely fog up just in the am on cold days ect. I do see at work water on the ground under the truck behind the right front tire almost everyday.
If you have a coolant leak in your heater cord??? You would definitely smell it in the cab. And your windows would fog up when your truck reached normal operating temperature.
When your using the AC you should see moisture accumulating on the ground under the truck.
Which one of these are you having and which is not happening?
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If you have a coolant leak in your heater cord??? You would definitely smell it in the cab. And your windows would fog up when your truck reached normal operating temperature.
When your using the AC you should see moisture accumulating on the ground under the truck.
Which one of these are you having and which is not happening?
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#8
Well I'm somewhat baffled.
You have no Coolant smell in your cab and no heater core leaking symptoms.
Your still getting water pooling under your truck, so your AC condenser is draining outside the cab.
If it's not rain, and it's not antifreeze....
My only guess is your still getting some of the AC condenser water in the cab.
With the truck standing still it may drain properly. But with the truck moving around the water may move around to the back of the condenser box and enter the cab throw a small hole or leaking box gasket. Parking on an angle (hill) may contribute to the issue.
Some weekend... tare into it... pull your dash apart.
You have no Coolant smell in your cab and no heater core leaking symptoms.
Your still getting water pooling under your truck, so your AC condenser is draining outside the cab.
If it's not rain, and it's not antifreeze....
My only guess is your still getting some of the AC condenser water in the cab.
With the truck standing still it may drain properly. But with the truck moving around the water may move around to the back of the condenser box and enter the cab throw a small hole or leaking box gasket. Parking on an angle (hill) may contribute to the issue.
Some weekend... tare into it... pull your dash apart.
#10
Have you checked the drain yet?
Edit: Sorry I just noticed you asked where the drain was and how to check it. It is a paint to get to but you have to get under the truck and you will see a little rubber hose that is squeezed down on one end. Just look on the passenger side around all the A/C stuff on the firewall and you will see it. Just stick something up in it and work it around a little. If it was the heater core it would have a coolant smell - assuming you are running coolant.
Edit: Sorry I just noticed you asked where the drain was and how to check it. It is a paint to get to but you have to get under the truck and you will see a little rubber hose that is squeezed down on one end. Just look on the passenger side around all the A/C stuff on the firewall and you will see it. Just stick something up in it and work it around a little. If it was the heater core it would have a coolant smell - assuming you are running coolant.
Last edited by Mr_Shamrock; 05-15-2011 at 01:02 PM.
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