Depending on the type of AC you have, it should go out of the vehicle. Stock Westy AC should drip through the D pillars at the rear of the vehicle (on both sides). Stock Passenger (86 and later) AC should do the same. 85 era (front overhead) AC systems should drip from the B pillars (just behind the front tires.) In Dash Behr units should drip out the front. If you don't have drippings outside you could have water inside....not good. If it is accumulating inside, you could have rust down the road. Or, as happened to me traveling the Gulf coast, you could get a rude cold shower if you stop suddenly. On Jun 24, 2006, at 5:57 PM, Warren Lail wrote: > My long range plans are to replace the condensor, all of the hoses, > and install a new expansion valve, so I may wait and install the > receiver/dryer at that time. > > One question: Where does water from the evaporator go? I don't > seem to see any under the bus anywhere, but I'll keep looking. |
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