A/C Drain Clogged? How do I fix this dripping? (17 Viewers)

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Hello, so it just recently rained and I noticed a puddle on my passenger side car mat. I was running the a/c as it’s hot out. It also made a weird gurgling noise when I ran it. I’m not sure if gurgling is the right word but it sounded weird. It kept dripping so I decided to shut it off and deal with the heat. I didn’t want to break the a/c as this is the first time I’ve experienced a/c in a car I own. Hence not knowing what’s happening or how to fix. I’ve read a few posts on where the a/c drain is and such but nothing on this specific problem. I attached photos of what I’m seeing it’s coming from the black box (evaporator box?). Let me know if you guys have any solutions
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Almost certain its the seal that just deteriorated over time. My friends LC did the same before we resealed it.
But could also be wrong.
Is it a LC or LX?
Alot of the TLC 100's didn't come with cabin filters from what I understand.
@cruiserpatch had some for sale on his site and that also came with a new OEM seal. If you want the part numbers.
 
Almost certain its the seal that just deteriorated over time. My friends LC did the same before we resealed it.
But could also be wrong.
Is it a LC or LX?
Alot of the TLC 100's didn't come with cabin filters from what I understand.
@cruiserpatch had some for sale on his site and that also came with a new OEM seal. If you want the part numbers.
It’s a LC. And yes the part number would be great
 

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