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well i walked outside this morning at it was about 45 degrees
, so i drove 30 minutes to work with the heat pointed down at my feet, the temp. dial was only 1/2 way down the red, the fan was on the second speed, and after i got done and parked the truck it was fine, however i came back 2 hours later and there was a puddle of water probably 12" in diameter dripping from under neath my passenger front fender-well, there was even condensation under neath my passenger floor mat, is the drain plugged or what![]()
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hate to say it but that sounds like your heater core or valve is leaking
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are you sure i just don't have a core line that would be plugged or crimped
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water or antifreeze ?
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I would start by checking the drain line. I have yet to see a heater core go out on a 7.3 but that doesn't mean it can't be, if it was the heater core it would be anti freeze not water!! Do you have a bad smell, and I mean bad, coming through the vents.
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Sounds like normal condensation coming off the defrost.
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the dripping is water and not antifreeze, which line is the drain,
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The drain is up inside the pass fender well turn the AC on for a few minutes and follow the water, defrost condensation shouldn't be getting the floorboard wet!!
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