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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / November 2004

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Nissan Primera Aircon Drain

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IFD - 29 Nov 2004 14:44 GMT
Help - total novice here - please be gentle

Primera GT
Foot well filling with water - suspect aircon leak, maybe due to blocked
vent

Where is the vent - anyone know ?

Thanks for any help u can give
even if it's just directions to different group or webpage

Thanks
willshak - 29 Nov 2004 16:52 GMT
On 11/29/2004 9:44 AM US(ET), IFD took fingers to keys, and typed the
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I don't know about the Primera, but if it is like my 97 PU, there should
be a short piece of black hose with a downward bend sticking through the
firewall into the engine bay. Look under the dash and look or feel all
along the heater/AC air plenum between the plenum and firewall for where
it attaches to the plenum. In my PU, it is near the center hump on the
passenger side. When you find it, pull it off the plenum and be prepared
for water pouring out of it. Now, pull the hose from the firewall and
clean it out. Replace in reverse order.
 
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