Asked by Bob Sep 02, 2007 at 01:01 AM about the 2005 Chevrolet Astro Extended RWD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
Water from the Air conditioner is gett the carpet wet on the right side only from front to back. I have rear air also. Where are the drain hoses located to carry away the water from the evaporator?
strawberry answered 17 years ago
your drains are connected seperatly to each unit. if you are getting water under the dash on the pssenger side of the vehicle and it is not raining, your heater core is leaking. your evaporater unit is on the outside of the vehicle in the engine compartment.
AstroPhysicist answered 12 years ago
The drain hose for the rear air is located in the drivers side rear wheel well. It is a small rubber hose sticking out maybe an inch. Use a small wooden dowell rod to open it up. If your carpets getting wet, this is most most likely the cause. For the longest, I thought my back lift gate was leaking when it rained and it was rhe rear air not draining all along.
Water from the Air conditioner is gett the carpet wet on the right side only from front to back. I have rear air also. Where are the drain hoses located to carry away the water from the evaporator?
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