2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Does Ext. Warranty Cover AC Evaporator

[kscheffler]

In the past two weeks I have noticed a very small amount of water on my passanger side floor matt. I am assumming that my evaporator core is leaking? Or can it just be condensation? Seems like it started when I started using the AC in the past month? If I see water should I assume that I have a problem? I plan to take this to the dealer under my extended 7 year warranty that expires in 2 months I am wondering if anyone has experience with this problem under warranty policies. I have the Dodge extended warranty. I don't have a good feeling about this. Any input would appreicated... . kts

 

[Crazy Horse]

The "Added Care" and "Maximum Care" upgrade protection plans that Dodge has covers "Air Conditioning" systems.

 

[kscheffler]

Great I have the maximum care. If I get this fix under warranty it will worth the price of the warranty itself. Thanks

 

[Crash&Burn]

the drain is plugged

 

[Floyd4runner]

If your evaperator was leaking, your AC probably would not cool and it would be oil on your floorboard. But most likely it's just the drain line.

 

[kscheffler]

Actually my AC is not working all that well; it does work but I need the fan on 3 out of 4 to maintain 70F when 85 outside. Drain makes sense; where is it? Thanks guys this is sounding better and better... kts

 

[JSamples]

My truck soaks the floorboard in about 3 days with the A/C on, and I cant figure out how to make it stop either. I blew out the drain with an air hose several times and it never helped at all. Id like to hear a solution for this one too. Ive heard of putting a hose on the end of the drain will help but havent tried yet. My A/C works very well and did last summer too so I know theres nothing serious wrong, I just cant get it to drain right.