Has anyone found their drivers side floor board to be wet with no rain or deep water crossings? I think I may have a leak in my A/C possibly because my drivers side floor board is continually soaked when I run the A/C.

Any ideas?

reach under the passenger side, there's a box there that's connected to the a/c, see if it's sweating any. I've got a buddy that owns a repair shop here and I talked to him about it and he said if you suck up a lot of debris that the a/c can't breath very well and will start to sweat. If it's getting everything soaked I'd look at cleaning out the trap. (I have no idea where it is) I haven't worried about mine yet because it just gets damp and doesn't drip.

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Plugged A/C drain fills up the HVAC box with water over time. That water spills over on to the passenger floor.

Stick a flexible stick, or hanger into the rubber hose poking out of the firewall on the passenger side and see if you can't free up what ever is plugging your drain.

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What sleeve said. Dust, pollen, leaves, etc gets in the evap box an clogs the drain.

I put a filter on the intake to help stop that.

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we had the same problem once with my wifes car. I thought "Great something i can't fix. " But i took a look around anyway. Found a socket extention in the a/c drain tube. They must have used it as a plug at the oil change place last time it was in. Free socket extention.

That's fantastic! I've never heard of that before.

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I have the heavy duty rubber mats in my KJ. The drivers side floor got wet enough to make me think there was a serious problem. A friend told me to take out the mat and leave it out for a few days, problem gone. Massive condensation was the reason the carpet was soaked in my case.

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Was it the OEM Jeep slush mats?

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Hmmm.. Ok, no blockage when I checked it all out this weekend.

Any other ideas?

Yes they are. Great mats and they hold lots of water. I found that out the hard way when I took them out one afternoon and did not check the water level first.

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