Greetings all, Hopefully someone out there can help!
I have owned a 1999 2.4 tip A6 for the past year with only minor teething problems which i've managed to resolve in particular silicon spray to help guide sticky windows.
This one is turning me grey though. After a recent long trip to the airport and back I noticed that the passenger footwell was completly soaked. After drying out and strippping out the centre console etc, I found the leak, it is dripping down from the underside of the air distribution housing and trickling into the passenger footwell.
I have checked the condensate drain by pouring down a little water and this found its way to the driveway no problem. A little condensate is managing to find its way out by the correct route, unfortunatly the rest is in the footwell.
I have spoken to my local dealer, any they said 99.9% of the time is a blocked drain. I guess I must be that 0.1%!!!!!
Its not been raining here for at least 5 days so can't presume it is rainwater as mentioned in some of the other A/C topics.
Well, if anyone has any thoughts they would be much appreciated.
Kind Regards
Jessco
I have owned a 1999 2.4 tip A6 for the past year with only minor teething problems which i've managed to resolve in particular silicon spray to help guide sticky windows.
This one is turning me grey though. After a recent long trip to the airport and back I noticed that the passenger footwell was completly soaked. After drying out and strippping out the centre console etc, I found the leak, it is dripping down from the underside of the air distribution housing and trickling into the passenger footwell.
I have checked the condensate drain by pouring down a little water and this found its way to the driveway no problem. A little condensate is managing to find its way out by the correct route, unfortunatly the rest is in the footwell.
I have spoken to my local dealer, any they said 99.9% of the time is a blocked drain. I guess I must be that 0.1%!!!!!
Its not been raining here for at least 5 days so can't presume it is rainwater as mentioned in some of the other A/C topics.
Well, if anyone has any thoughts they would be much appreciated.
Kind Regards
Jessco