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..illysty..

Hey y'all,

I drive a 2003 Baja. Some mornings when I make my first couple of turns I
can hear water sloshing around. It sounds like it's coming from behind the
dashboard, perhaps somewhere between the center console and the glove box.
It does seem to go away after a few minutes of driving.

Anyone know what this might be? I'm thinking it might be as simple as a
clogged drain somewhere. If that's what it is, can I just use a can of
compressed air to clear it? If so, where could I find the drain outlet?

Thanks,

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On 21 Aug, 18:48, "phillystyle" <s...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hey y'all,
>
> I drive a 2003 Baja. *Some mornings when I make my first couple of turns I
> can hear water sloshing around. *It sounds like it's coming from behindthe
> dashboard, perhaps somewhere between the center console and the glove box..
> It does seem to go away after a few minutes of driving.
>
> Anyone know what this might be? *I'm thinking it might be as simple as a
> clogged drain somewhere. *If that's what it is, can I just use a can of
> compressed air to clear it? *If so, where could I find the drain outlet?
>
> Thanks,
>
> * *-- SUB
>
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Low radiator water level. Keep an eye on it as it's an early sign of a
leaking head gasket.

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phillystyle wrote:

> Hey y'all,
>
> I drive a 2003 Baja. Some mornings when I make my first couple of turns I
> can hear water sloshing around. It sounds like it's coming from behind the
> dashboard, perhaps somewhere between the center console and the glove box.
> It does seem to go away after a few minutes of driving.
>
> Anyone know what this might be? I'm thinking it might be as simple as a
> clogged drain somewhere. If that's what it is, can I just use a can of
> compressed air to clear it? If so, where could I find the drain outlet?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -- SUB
>
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>

There is a drain tube for A/C condensation. They can sometimes be
clogged with fungus or insect nests or ??? Probably need to look for it
from underneath the car.

Carl


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..chazz20.. ..hoo.c..

On Aug 21, 9:30 pm, Carl 1 Lucky Texan <alcky...@swbell.not> wrote:
> phillystyle wrote:
> > Hey y'all,
>
> > I drive a 2003 Baja. Some mornings when I make my first couple of turns I
> > can hear water sloshing around. It sounds like it's coming from behind the
> > dashboard, perhaps somewhere between the center console and the glove box.
> > It does seem to go away after a few minutes of driving.
>
> > Anyone know what this might be? I'm thinking it might be as simple as a
> > clogged drain somewhere. If that's what it is, can I just use a can of
> > compressed air to clear it? If so, where could I find the drain outlet?
>
> > Thanks,
>
> > -- SUB
>
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> > More information athttp://www.talkaboutautos.com/faq.html
>
> There is a drain tube for A/C condensation. They can sometimes be
> clogged with fungus or insect nests or ??? Probably need to look for it
> from underneath the car.
>
> Carl
>
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Yes, that was exactly what happened to my Jeep. Clearing the clog
stopped the sound. And it also stopped some dripping from the A/C