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Old 07-09-2006, 09:03 AM
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It's a well-known problem in the 107. There are two drain tubes, one on either side, that exit near the forward end of the transmission tunnel; the usual remedy is compressed air. If you're going to try a wire from below, be *very* careful--it's not hard to convert a clogged drain into a punctured evaporator!
Occasionally, the problem is not just a clogged drain but a cracked condensate pan; replacement involves taking out the console.
A search will find you multiple threads on this.
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