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water is leaking into passenger side floor
09-15-2009, 08:33 AM
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water is leaking into passenger side floor
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i need help figuring out where this water is coming from. Floor is always soaked. it could be completely dry rain free days. the floor is always soaking wet. any help would be appreciated.
i need help figuring out where this water is coming from. Floor is always soaked. it could be completely dry rain free days. the floor is always soaking wet. any help would be appreciated.
09-15-2009, 10:43 AM
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Are you running your A/C alot where you live?? If so it is most likely the drain is plugged, and is leaking into the passenger floor. This is a very common problem with many Jeeps. But check you coolant level. If it is fine, then it is not your Heater core, and almost for sure the drainage for you A/C is plugged.
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09-25-2009, 05:16 PM
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In the future, run your A/C for a few minutes every month...yes even in the winter. This will keep all thos fittings lubricated with the oil/refrigerant in the lines. You will avoid a leaking system, especially when you need it. More important than being comfortable in the summer is having the heat working in the winter. Run the heat for a few minutes during the summer months for the same reason. The anit-freeze has lubricants in it to which keep parts from leaking/corroding. These tips should help keep your A/C & Heating systems trouble free for years to come. My Jeep GC is 10 years old/111K plus and knock on wood
her A/C and heating systems have been trouble free! The brakes, that's a different story! been thru 4 sets of discs/pads due to poor engineering on Jeeps part but hey...i still think it's a great Jeep! -Ed
her A/C and heating systems have been trouble free! The brakes, that's a different story! been thru 4 sets of discs/pads due to poor engineering on Jeeps part but hey...i still think it's a great Jeep! -Ed
09-27-2009, 06:31 PM
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I've had the same problem, But I had a bad door seal. I've found that using "Damprid" helps. I use two of the bucket "Damprid's" in my jeep.
Its hot here in Florida so the water evaporates in my jeep , the damprid gets all the moisture into the bucket and I throw the water out when its full.
I've been doing that untill I can save the money to get a newseal (bad one has a tear in it and needs to be replaced)
Its hot here in Florida so the water evaporates in my jeep , the damprid gets all the moisture into the bucket and I throw the water out when its full.
I've been doing that untill I can save the money to get a newseal (bad one has a tear in it and needs to be replaced)
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