Air conditioner drain

[PBaker]

I have read referances to fixing the drain on the A/C but can not locate what or how to do it, could some one either tell me or direct me to the posting?

Thanks,
Paul

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'96 2500 ext. cab, LB, 4x4, 5 speed, 3. 54, TST 280 cam plate, AFC spring kit ,pyro and boost gauges mounted on A-Pillar, tinted windows, 16x8 Eagle alloys series 1219, 285/75R16 Durango A/T's, stainless steel rocker panels and alluminum stirrup steps

 

[Missouri Mule]

Flatlander,
The drain for the A/C box should be easy to locate. Should have hose coming out of bottom of box inside of cab. The hose should run thru fire wall on passenger side. If you can remember where the puddle of water was located when a/c is running follow it up should be able to see drain hose. Run a coat hanger or any metal wire up it to unblock it. If you can can get to hose from inside cab you can clean from there also.
I thought I read there are two drain holes in box but not sure. The drain hole at least one of them should be near the tempature control door. The heater core but more important the evaportator is located near by. The evaporator is the one that creates condensation as warm air flows over it. You can follow your A/C lines to it.
Hope this helps. I will look in manual or crawl under truck tomorrow.


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Bill Thomas
Missouri Mule - 96 Wht 4X4 ST CC,5 spd, 3. 54, 8 ft bed, 1 ft high cheater boards.
99 Freightliner bl/wht FL60 ISB-5. 9 24v,215 hp,520 tq,6 spd, 3. 59 nsr,16 ft box, 19. 5 tires,Wt/gvw 11,000/23000