Heating & Vent Sys Flooding! 02 Sonata
06-08-2005, 01:33 PM
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Heating & Vent Sys Flooding! 02 Sonata
Hi Al,
Just started to get hot here in MD, so started using AC and it is
flooding the car!
Well, when you do a sharp left turn you get some Cold water on your
feet!
Not getting any AC puddle under the car like you usually see, so I think
where ever it drips from is blocked.
02 Sonata 2.4L 105K miles on the clock
Anyone know what is blocked?
Thanks,
Bryan
Just started to get hot here in MD, so started using AC and it is
flooding the car!
Well, when you do a sharp left turn you get some Cold water on your
feet!
Not getting any AC puddle under the car like you usually see, so I think
where ever it drips from is blocked.
02 Sonata 2.4L 105K miles on the clock
Anyone know what is blocked?
Thanks,
Bryan
06-08-2005, 02:23 PM
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Re: Heating & Vent Sys Flooding! 02 Sonata
"Bryan Skelton" <bwskelton@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> Hi Al,
>
> Just started to get hot here in MD, so started using AC and it is
> flooding the car!
>
> Well, when you do a sharp left turn you get some Cold water on your
> feet!
>
> Not getting any AC puddle under the car like you usually see, so I think
> where ever it drips from is blocked.
>
> 02 Sonata 2.4L 105K miles on the clock
>
> Anyone know what is blocked?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bryan
>
>
Woah, deja-vu. See the posting from May 18, titled "01 Elantra. Water
entering passenger compartment causing numerous problems..." Sounds like
the same problem, or at least the same symptoms.
06-08-2005, 06:04 PM
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Re: Heating & Vent Sys Flooding! 02 Sonata
I believe the Sonata has a little horseshoe shaped hose on the firewall
where the evaporator drains. You may wish to try pulling the hose off and
sticking a screwdriver in the tube and gently moving around to check for
blockages.
where the evaporator drains. You may wish to try pulling the hose off and
sticking a screwdriver in the tube and gently moving around to check for
blockages.
06-08-2005, 09:04 PM
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Re: Heating & Vent Sys Flooding! 02 Sonata
NO! Use a wooden stick. The screwdriver is sharp at the end of it and
might do more harm than good.
<<<<I believe the Sonata has a little horseshoe shaped hose on the
firewall
where the evaporator drains. You may wish to try pulling the hose off
and
sticking a screwdriver in the tube and gently moving around to check
for
blockages. >>>>
might do more harm than good.
<<<<I believe the Sonata has a little horseshoe shaped hose on the
firewall
where the evaporator drains. You may wish to try pulling the hose off
and
sticking a screwdriver in the tube and gently moving around to check
for
blockages. >>>>
06-11-2005, 01:37 AM
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Re: Heating & Vent Sys Flooding! 02 Sonata
> Thanks HyundaiTech,
That cured my flooding problem.
I pulled the rubber shoe off and inserted about 1 inch of my screwdriver
blade. Moved it around and water gushed out! Never noticed an object
blocking it.
Maybe a spider built a web in it
Thanks All,
Bryan
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