Hello -

So I'm having an issue where the AC is soaking the passenger side, and sometimes the drivers side while making turns. I know this has something to do with the condensate drain, but I can't seem to find it. I know that 95's have a different setup than most, as in no hose coming out of the firewall. Any help is greatly appreciated! I live in Texas, so no AC is impossible.

Thanks!

 

Not even a nipple coming out of the firewall?......seems like there should be. Maybe broken off/dis-lodged on the cab side of the firewall?

 

Join the club. My XJ is right now getting this fixed.

Heater and/or A/C drain is one possibility. The second one is the crappy seal on the fire wall, separating the heater blower portions outside and inside the vehicle.

There are a number of articles on the web on fixing this and finding the root cause, in the meantime, enjoy the picture... Mine was discovered quite too late...

 

I just put my xj back together after finding the leak from the firewall.....little bit of sealant fixed the problem! No more water..... luckily I live in the NW and don't have to worry too much about rust

 

directly under blower motor

 

So yeah, take out the washer fluid reservoir, and its there. Hidden. Thanks everyone.

 

Was it plugged and did you get it resolved? I have a leak issue in the same area and am looking for tips.

 

Hey oldmanina2000xj -

Yep, I fixed it by putting a coat hanger in there (carefully) and moving it around a bit. As soon as I did, water came gushing out of the hole. I attached a vacuum to it and tried to get any debris out of there. Since then, it's been a hot week in Texas, and I've been blasting the AC with no wet floors anymore. Hope this helps!

-Eric

 

you missing the hose that slips over it and directs drips away from rusting frame there hit jy and if you reach around the charcoal can you can get right at it