Wet floor board.
#1
2003 F-150 King Ranch
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So.. The last time I vacuumed the King Ranch I noticed some moisture in the floor board.. I got it out.. And tonight I felt under the passanger floor liner ( ONLY spot wet ) and that ended in this. I pulled the kick plate and lifted the carpet the first time and the metal was moist but not soaked. Can the evaporator be messed up? Or did the dumb*** that broke the steering gear pay another dumb*** to fix it and not put the cab back together right? Anyway... HOW THE HELL DO YOU BREAK A STEERING GEAR OFF THE FRAME!?! If it wasn't 90 outside and more humid then a fat kid's nut sack in gym class I would use vent to see if it only gets wet if I use the air conditioner. It seems to drain alright. But I'm not sure if it's draining enough. My brother said he thinks it only drains if the truck is on a slope so the right side is lower then the left.
#2
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So.. The last time I vacuumed the King Ranch I noticed some moisture in the floor board.. I got it out.. And tonight I felt under the passanger floor liner ( ONLY spot wet ) and that ended in this. I pulled the kick plate and lifted the carpet the first time and the metal was moist but not soaked. Can the evaporator be messed up? Or did the dumb*** that broke the steering gear pay another dumb*** to fix it and not put the cab back together right? Anyway... HOW THE HELL DO YOU BREAK A STEERING GEAR OFF THE FRAME!?! If it wasn't 90 outside and more humid then a fat kid's nut sack in gym class I would use vent to see if it only gets wet if I use the air conditioner. It seems to drain alright. But I'm not sure if it's draining enough. My brother said he thinks it only drains if the truck is on a slope so the right side is lower then the left. Video Link: https://youtu.be/xsf9_m-g7TU
#3
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Maybe where you all live it has to be on a slope to drain. But in the south it will drain on an incline.
It does not have to be on a slope to drain.
Take a coat hanger and gently push in to the drain line to make sure there is no partial clog.
It does not have to be on a slope to drain.
Take a coat hanger and gently push in to the drain line to make sure there is no partial clog.
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#4
2003 F-150 King Ranch
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I didn't think of the coat hanger.. I'm trying it today.
#5
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nah I've seen other 10th gens draining right beside mine haha. But do you know where the drain hookup is? The cab was pulled in the past and may have been unhooked and never hooked up right or at all.
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2003 F-150 King Ranch
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Well I drove about 10 miles A/C on the whole time 90 outside humid as heck turned off the a/c put it on vent maybe 1,000 feet before I turned off the truck and looked under it before going inside the store bone dry and came out 10-15 minutes later still nothing on the ground. Stuck pipe cleaners up in the tube pulled it out and the pipe cleaner was still dry and nothing on it.. Gosh I hate morons that think they know what the are doing and screw something else up trying to fix something else.