AC
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#2
Well a lot isn't usually normal. This usually indicates there is too much humid air inside the evaporator case from seal leak or maybe the heater core is getting warm and the refrigerant trying to cool off the evaporator core and is causing the condensation. i believe only one of your heater hoses should be hot and the other cooler. You might want to consider installing a valve on the main inlet hose so you know the hot coolant isn't entering the heater core. This will not harm the coolant system at all.
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Don't touch anyting and don't install a valve. Sorry badblackRam. I mean if there is a problem, why not actually fix it correctly rather than patching it with an oddball repair? My 2008 leaves a puddle on the ground in no time, especially if it'shumid outside. My accumulaor sweats like crazy sometimes I have 9600miles and I promise there isn't anything wrong with my truck. Fill up 1/2qt of water and pour it on your driveway..You'll see that it's WAY more than what is dripping due to condensation. Puddled water on the ground usually looks like more than what is there.
Last edited by dirtydog; 07-09-2011 at 11:45 PM. Reason: grammar