[Joerg130376]

Hi Folks.

I drove back to Atlanta, GA from Virginia yesterday and when I lifted
my cooler from out the passenger's footwell i saw 3 inches of water
in the front as well as in the back.

But I didn't go through a creek on my way back, I swear...

So where's that water from?
I guess it might be from the A/C cause I had it going pretty good all the way back home.

If this is the case, what causes the water to go, where it don't belong and what can I do about it?

Is there a drain in the A/C that might be clogged up?

Thanks ya'all...

[bryans98tj]

First thing, are you sure your cooler wasn't leaking?

[jeepgeek2k]

Originally Posted by bryans98tj

First thing, are you sure your cooler wasn't leaking?

x2. 3" of water is alot for the A/C unit to be putting out. I vote cooler.. and if it's not...!!

[03Wrangler]

x3 on the cooler... see if it does it with the cooler removed

[Toltecatl]

Originally Posted by jeepgeek2k

x2. 3" of water is alot for the A/C unit to be putting out. I vote cooler.. and if it's not...!!

3 inches from the AC condensation would be normal, considering he drove from ATLANTA to VIRGINIA

OP, here's the answer to your problem
http://stu-offroad.com/body/ac/acleak-1.htm

[marc1kim]

I did Stu's write up on the link above and my water problems were taken care of. Very cheap fix little over a buck.

[Joerg130376]

Originally Posted by Toltecatl

3 inches from the AC condensation would be normal, considering he drove from ATLANTA to VIRGINIA

OP, here's the answer to your problem
http://stu-offroad.com/body/ac/acleak-1.htm

Yes I drove those 400 miles and it was hot and humid.

So what you explain on your website sounds really like an easy fix.
I will get right on it tomorrow, cause I am going back to virginia on monday
and I don't wanna experience that again...

Thanks a lot...