2003 LX. I keep my AC turned off all of the time unless needed to save fuel economy. However, I notice the condensation dripping on the ground. Is the condensation dripping something I should expect even in the AC compressor is not turned on?
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No, that is odd. Unless your evaporator core is cooling moist air to the point of condensation. There should be a rubber grommet on the firewall near the passenger side of the engine compartment. You might try cleaning it out with a pipe cleaner or a piece of tubing, so that any obstructions are removed.
If you have more time, I'd recommend removing the glove-box, removing the 8 screws (I think it's 8) on the evaporator core cover, and vacuuming the inside out to clear any leaves or debris therein. Afterwards, you should re-seal the small gasket on the evaporator core cover before re-installing.
If you have more time, I'd recommend removing the glove-box, removing the 8 screws (I think it's 8) on the evaporator core cover, and vacuuming the inside out to clear any leaves or debris therein. Afterwards, you should re-seal the small gasket on the evaporator core cover before re-installing.
