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08-16-2000, 11:05 AM
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I noticed that my floor mat was wet a couple of days ago so I decided to investigate the cause. I found that the condensate drain hose located behind the uphostelry trim next to the accelerator pedal was leaking. It seems someone has tried to use duct tape on the hose but it does not appear to be holding to well. The hose is some what brittle to the touch. Should I try to retape the hose or would it be better to replace? I was not sure how difficult a job this would be to replace hose so I figured I would ask the experts. Johnny
1986 300SDL 173K 1985 300D (sold) 1996 Explorer 62K 
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