Dash AC Compressor drip condensate under rear engine?
Is it normal for dash AC compressor/lines to drip condensate under rear engine?
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Hi,
Msot of the freon lines are insulated, except what is in the cooling compartment and the hot lines that do not require insulation.
The cooling coil can collect a lot of water, say a pint every 1-3 hours. The freon lines might get some condensation on them, but not really enough to measure. Your water is probably coming from something else. Check the color. Red, green or yellow all have specific locations in the RV.
Clear can be water. Water can come from a refrigerator or the rooftop A/C too.
Fred.
Msot of the freon lines are insulated, except what is in the cooling compartment and the hot lines that do not require insulation.
The cooling coil can collect a lot of water, say a pint every 1-3 hours. The freon lines might get some condensation on them, but not really enough to measure. Your water is probably coming from something else. Check the color. Red, green or yellow all have specific locations in the RV.
Clear can be water. Water can come from a refrigerator or the rooftop A/C too.
Fred.
