a/c drain
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From: Pembroke Pines Florida
a/c drain
I decided to go out and check the a/c drain. I live in a very humid area and have read numerous post about the drain clogging and water backing up into the computer. Lo and behold, there wasn't a drain. :shocked:
I guess the previous owner read the same post and just decided to remove the hose. All that was there was the nub sticking out of the firewall where the hose slides onto it.
So if anyone is interested, here is the part number for that hose #10268285. It is called a f-hose,and cost $4.79.
Probably the cheapest Corvette part you will ever buy.
Scott
I guess the previous owner read the same post and just decided to remove the hose. All that was there was the nub sticking out of the firewall where the hose slides onto it.
So if anyone is interested, here is the part number for that hose #10268285. It is called a f-hose,and cost $4.79.
Probably the cheapest Corvette part you will ever buy.
Scott
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From: Waldorf MD
Re: a/c drain (Rattler71)
I checked mine, and was surprised, it's not GM's normal "flapper type end", instead it narrows down and has a smaller round hole in it.
I use a foam pre-filter under my cowl for heater / A/C system, it helps to keep "trash" out of system (leaves, pine needles and pollen).
I use a foam pre-filter under my cowl for heater / A/C system, it helps to keep "trash" out of system (leaves, pine needles and pollen).
