2004 ford f150 floor board wet under heater core no bad smell or film on the window, so here the ? I have heard that there is a elbow or a extension kit I can put on the the drain line. I believe the 2 inch leveling kit on the front does not help the draining problem. I have also blown the drain out and still have the same problem . Thank you I hope you can help

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Posted on Jan 02, 2017

SOURCE: 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe-front passenger side floor is wet

Sounds like condensate from the air condition coil, not from a heater coil.

If the drain for that is stopped up, can "overflow" into passenger side of car, very common problem.

If freon is low, causing the coil to freeze over, then thaw when you are parked, very likely.

And that will be clear liquid, not color of anti-freeze.

Posted on Aug 06, 2009

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the ac drain is more than likley stopped up, they tend to get clogged with debri not allowing the condensation from the evap. core to drain properly, thus allowing it to leak into the floorboard.

Posted on Sep 16, 2009

SOURCE: location of ac drain to try and stop wet floor board on 98 tj?

The problem is with the evaporator drain. There is a, (usually soft flexable), tube that drains condensation from the evaporator to the outside. It is located in the passenger compartment, under the dash. The hose has, (A)-became disconnected from the evaporator. (B)- Has gotten a kink in it. (C)-Became clogged, causing the evaporator to overflow into your passenger floorboard. Your vehicle probably has some covers over these components, you will likely have to remove. Locate the hose, it typically drains just behind and inside your right front wheel. It may be concealed behind a kick panel, or may go thru the floor or firewall. You must find it and follow it to the evaporator and make sure it is not clogged or kinked and is properly connected to the evaporator.

Posted on Oct 13, 2009

SOURCE: have wet drivers floor, believe heater core leak

1st make sure it's the heater core. Usually it's the passenger side that is wet. To confirm it's the heater core, 1. do you smell antifreeze? It has a sweet smell, and should be easy to notice it if leaking. 2. Do have a problem with the windows fogging up, and turning on the defroster doesn't help or makes it worse? If the core is leaking, the moisture from the leak will fog up the windows, and the defrost mode struggles to clear the glass, as moisture is blown up the vents onto the glass. If 1 and 2 don't exist, the water on the drivers side is most likely a leak from rain along the door gasket, or windshield, or firewall.

Posted on Nov 29, 2009

SOURCE: have wet drivers floor, believe heater core leak

Check to see if the liquid is the same as whats in the radiator, if yes then yes it is the heater core. You would have to pull the dash out to replace the core and could proove to be a bad experience because of the air bags and not knowing the steps to pulling the dash. The job calls for about 5 hours not including evacuation and recharging the a/c. so depending on the shops hourly rate im guessing it would cost somewhere around 600 to 700 hundred dollars.

Posted on Nov 29, 2009