bayoupirate
God of Thunder
My wife's 2001 Mitsubishi Galant has a plugged A/C Drain tube and it's leaking water on the passenger side floor.
On most other vehicles, you can see and get to the Drain tube and clean it out.
On this model, it either drains into the frame rail or the tube is in the frame rail.
The local mechanic, who I know to be a decent guy, says that the proper way to fix this is to remove the dash and clean out the A/C Box and Drain Tube. $$$$$$ He also says that this is a common problem and he got burnt by not quoting the labor cost right the first time.
I agree that might be the best solution, but there's got to be an easier way to resolve this drain issue.
Is there another way to access the A/C box? I could even drill a small hose and Apply some Compressed Air to blow it clear?
HELP!!!
On most other vehicles, you can see and get to the Drain tube and clean it out.
On this model, it either drains into the frame rail or the tube is in the frame rail.
The local mechanic, who I know to be a decent guy, says that the proper way to fix this is to remove the dash and clean out the A/C Box and Drain Tube. $$$$$$ He also says that this is a common problem and he got burnt by not quoting the labor cost right the first time.
I agree that might be the best solution, but there's got to be an easier way to resolve this drain issue.
Is there another way to access the A/C box? I could even drill a small hose and Apply some Compressed Air to blow it clear?
HELP!!!