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A/c Drain Water Leak

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I have a 2003 Boxster with 42K miles that is leaking water from the A/C unit into the passenger floor area. I am guessing that water is coming from the evaporator drain. I assume there is a drain hose that has somehow dislodged itself. I have the Bentley book, but it is no help. Can someone describe to me what I am looking for and how to get at it? I sure don't want to bring this to the dealer unless I really have to as it is out of warranty.

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Hi

You can find the drain if you remove the under plate of the dash on the passenger side (LHD cars) on the left rear side of the unit.

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You can find the drain if you remove the under plate of the dash on the passenger side (LHD cars) on the left rear side of the unit.

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