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Where is the a/c drain line on a 95 Grand Prix SE

My 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix is dumping water into the passenger side floor board. I am trying to locate the the a/c drain line. Where is it located

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On the bottom of the A/C evaporator box. This case is located under the hood R/R area. To clear the drain you must be UNDER THE CAR. will probably abe a small hole in the plastic casing clogged and blocking the water. Poke this hole GENTLY to clear, lest you damage the A/C EVAPORATIOR. Hope this helps.

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