GaK10
Junior Member
- Joined
- Nov 19, 2022
- Posts
- 29
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- 25
- Location
- GA
- First Name
- Bo
- Truck Year
- 1986
- Truck Model
- K10
- Engine Size
- 350
I’ve seen quite a few posts but haven’t seen this particular line of questioning. What actually causes the condensation from the evaporator housing to run back into the interior? I can see water flowing out of the housing and down into another hole.
Is there supposed to be a pipe or hose that protrudes from the evaporator housing to prevent flow back? The rain I ask is because on my 2004 duranas, there is a pipe that protrudes from the firewall keeping the condensation from running from the drain back into the cab (accidentally broke it off and fixed it with a Bic pen).
I can see where the carpet is wet but the start of the wetness begins say mid ways on the foot rest (ramped part of the cab) and not from the top. There is no loss of coolant so I’m ruling out the heater core. Does anyone have a picture of the bottom of the evaporator housing? I need some help!
Is there supposed to be a pipe or hose that protrudes from the evaporator housing to prevent flow back? The rain I ask is because on my 2004 duranas, there is a pipe that protrudes from the firewall keeping the condensation from running from the drain back into the cab (accidentally broke it off and fixed it with a Bic pen).
I can see where the carpet is wet but the start of the wetness begins say mid ways on the foot rest (ramped part of the cab) and not from the top. There is no loss of coolant so I’m ruling out the heater core. Does anyone have a picture of the bottom of the evaporator housing? I need some help!