2002 Chrysler T&C A/C condensate on floor

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Greg & Jo Carroll, Sep 8, 2003.

  1. I have a 2002 Chrysler Town & Country with a 3 zone automatic A/C. A/C
    condensate leaks on the passenger floor. The van is still under warranty,
    so my dealer is working on it. I cannot convince him that it's condensate
    and not outside rain water. He sealed up the windows and kick panels. His
    last fix was to seal up the cabin filter door. I don't know if he removed
    the filter before he did it or the filter is still there. I told him that
    the fix may be found in TSB 24-008-02 (A/C - Evaporator Drain Water Leaks to
    Interior), but my suggestion falls on deaf ears.. Does anyone know what
    this TSB says the fix is? It will save me from buying the entire CD of
    service bulletins from ALLDATA. Thanks.

    Greg
     
    Greg & Jo Carroll, Sep 8, 2003
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  2. Greg & Jo Carroll

    RWatson767 Guest

    Greg
    (A/C - Evaporator Drain Water Leaks to
    Interior),

    I have seen this a lot over the years. Usually the condensate drain. Get the
    car on a lift. It will probably be a rubber hose that is clogged up with dirt
    from the condensate pan.
    Bob AZ
     
    RWatson767, Sep 8, 2003
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  3. Greg & Jo Carroll

    R Davis Guest

    Hi Greg,

    I had the same trouble with our 2001 Chrysler filling the right side front
    mat with water.
    It was coming from the AC drain as it goes through the firewall all cars
    that I had in the past had a drain hose on the outside that runs the drain
    AC water down.
    I was told that Chrysler did not install this on 2001 and 2002 vans, I think
    to save a couple of bucks.
    I looked in the back of our owners manual and got the 800 number to Chrysler
    and call
    they looked up the TSB and I returned to the dealer with this information
    and they installed a drain line and a seal under the hood at the firewall on
    the AC drain tube and
    all has been fine. They did not dry out the inside of our van and I pulled
    up the carpet and removed the right front seat and put two big fans in side
    and let them run for about a week to dry it our. As we are in Florida the AC
    runs all the time.
    Good Luck,

    Bob

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    Subject: 2002 Chrysler T&C A/C condensate on floor
     
    R Davis, Sep 8, 2003
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  4. Greg & Jo Carroll

    R Davis Guest

    Make : CHRYSLER Model : VOYAGER Year : 2001
    Service Bulletin Num : 2400802 Date of Bulletin: AUG 12, 2002
    Component: VISIBILITY:DEFROSTER/DEFOGGER SYSTEM
    Summary:
    CUSTOMER MAY COMPLAIN THAT THE HVAC DRAIN WATER LEAKS UNDER PASSENGER SIDE
    CARPET. *TT

    R L
     
    R Davis, Sep 10, 2003
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  5. Thanks for your help. The installation of the drain hose fixed the problem.
     
    Greg & Jo Carroll, Sep 12, 2003
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