I noticed water on the front passenger floor of my 2001 Grand Cherokee. What could be the cause?

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Asked by mlramsey Jul 11, 2015 at 07:59 PM about the 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The A/C seems to work fine.  I saw no warning lights or abnormal gauge readings, but
when we returned to my garage, my wife noticed the items under her feet were wet.  Do I
have loose or damaged hose, or something more serious?

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I have a 2000 sitting in my garage right now your heater core hoses end on the engine compartment side of the fire wall so doubtful that its a hose its a pretty tight fit through the firewall id say most likely you have a bad heater core .

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ac vent/weep hole clogged /bad heater core...

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if thats what is is than at least try and put some sealer in the system and / or keep it full.

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It all depends on what is leaking if it is anti freeze its your heater core and if it is just water the A.C condensation drain line or clogged.

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Sorry about that your answer did not show up at the time on my computer showing you mentioned that.

sorry for your situation. in April 2015 I bought a new heater core and harness and cooling fan for my 2002 jeep overland told cost 3800 with warranty then a new radiator and water pump but if you love jeep its a great investment

Maybe it's just a bit of melted snow that seeped under the floor mat. I had that happen to my 2005 Jeep. I just dried it all out and never saw it again! Joe

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