water coming from heat box in bay
#1
water coming from heat box in bay
ok, ran some searches...notta.
so i am gonna bite the bullet and post this.
i have not run my ac for sometime now...love fall weather...that being said the unit behind the condensor unit (name???) is very cold. and i have been getting alot of water/condensation run off.
so my question is...well..is there anything wrong or have i noticed something that has been there all along, does the ac always do some work or is there a switch / controller messed up. also the hvac controls have to be on vent for this to happen, even with full heat selected it does this.
the heater core / rad. hoses are all good. i have collected the run off and it is just water.
some pics if it helps...
so i am gonna bite the bullet and post this.
i have not run my ac for sometime now...love fall weather...that being said the unit behind the condensor unit (name???) is very cold. and i have been getting alot of water/condensation run off.
so my question is...well..is there anything wrong or have i noticed something that has been there all along, does the ac always do some work or is there a switch / controller messed up. also the hvac controls have to be on vent for this to happen, even with full heat selected it does this.
the heater core / rad. hoses are all good. i have collected the run off and it is just water.
some pics if it helps...
Last edited by warthogdriver; 09-27-2010 at 02:40 PM.
#2
yeah that shouldnt be condensating like that with the ac off. check with the truck running if the ac compressor is on and spinning. anything could be broke. the switch the compressor who knows.
when i had a k5 with working a/c i would always just unplug the condenser during winter cause the a/c would go on with defrost even with the heat on
when i had a k5 with working a/c i would always just unplug the condenser during winter cause the a/c would go on with defrost even with the heat on
#3
The A/C is suppose to come on with the defrost setting so you have DRY air coming out to remove the moister on your windshield. It really doesn't cool the air anymore than it already is.
#4
well, see thats why i dont know if i should be concerned or not.
i dont ever remember seeing condensation like this. i have had this truck for 6 yrs and so i am guessing this would have caught my eye before now.
i dont ever remember seeing condensation like this. i have had this truck for 6 yrs and so i am guessing this would have caught my eye before now.
#5
yeah my truck was slow as heck as it was and was missing a a/c bracket so when the a/c kicked on you noticed a power loss and the truck vibrated so it had to go.
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