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

 

"Bryan Skelton" <bwskelton@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:42A72BE5.71889216@verizon.net...
> 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.

 

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.

 

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. >>>>

 

> 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

 

Sometimes some tree droppings and junk get caught there and need to be
nudged out of the way.