Re: Milano AC condensation.

[Ralph Moorhouse <ralfalfa@xxxxxxx>]

Carmen:

Look to right above gas pedal you will see a rubber tube (about 1-1.5 cm 
diameter) running across blower motor housing.  Place rags or container 
under & remove the top end that goes into condensate catch tray - expect 
100 ml+ of water.  Once water drained poke wire or use air to clear out 
hose to underside of car.

All this usually suggests that there is debris inside the blower - good to 
clear out and put mesh cover over inlet below windscreen.  This also 
prevent potential fires from dry leaves & hot resistors (that just happen 
to reside in the same place!!)

I have pics if you need

Ralph

Houston, TX - cold wet feet can be a constant problem 9 mths of year if 
hose blocked!!!
At 04:24 PM 7/8/2003 -0400, Carmen Gicante wrote:


> With the arrival of hot weather in Canada Ive had my
> AC on. After a long trip this Pm noticed that water
> splashed onto the feet of the passenger as i made a
> tight turn. Since we've had no rain, and first time
> use of AC it appears that condensation is being
> trapped. Can someone advise where to locate
> condensation drains for AC...Might be Plugged. Thnaks
> in advance for all help.
> carm Gicante
> 88 Spider quad
> 89 Milano Verde
>
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