Subject	Re: AC condensation took out my ECM
Posted by	pilikua on April 18, 2013 at 11:18 PM
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In Reply To	AC condensation took out my ECM posted by pilikua on April 17, 2013 at 12:17 AM
Message	Ok guys, finally was able to take a look at it. I drained about 2.5 cups of water out of the drain! I used compressed air to blow the rubber hose through the firewall and I used electrical tape and taped about 5 zip ties together to make a flexible shaft. As soon as I pushed it in the drain it was a flood of water! I tried to use compressed air in the drain but it's such a tight fit I don't know how effective it was. Now I am wondering what was blocking it and how long until it comes back? I can't really flush it out. What do you guys think? Should I keep an eye on it or am I good for another 20 years?
Follow Ups	AC condensation took out my ECM - pilikua 00:17:57 04/17/13 so you have a leak in the cabin heating system. - Medallion Man 03:55:29 04/17/13 AC Drain line blocked. (n/m) - njz 06:27:54 04/17/13 It's extremely unlikely for the heater core to leak. (n/m) - TriniTT 15:45:35 04/17/13 Huh? - no it isn't. Especially if still original....mine - jzack 18:30:26 04/17/13 Agreed. Not extremely unlikely. High pressure radiator caps - Evan_Wright (Ca) 22:56:52 04/17/13 I disagree, I've found our heater cores to be very - TriniTT 09:03:14 04/18/13 While I disagree with you on the heater cores, - Woody75 (Denver) 12:13:44 04/18/13 Grab a wire hanger and fish it into the drain hole. (n/m) - TriniTT 15:46:17 04/17/13 Re: AC condensation took out my ECM - pilikua 23:18:31 04/18/13
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