Passenger side floor wet

That's a common problem when the condensate drain tube becomes plugged. The humidity in the incoming air condenses on the evaporator in the dash, then that water drips into a pan on the bottom of the housing. From there it drains onto the ground just inside of and behind the right front tire. When that drain tube becomes plugged, water builds up in that pan, then overflows onto the floor.

Look under the hood on the passenger side of the firewall for a four-inch rubber hose with a 90-degree bend in it hanging down. The end is slotted until you squeeze it, then it becomes round. Squeeze that tube to see if any debris dislodges. If nothing comes out, that hose is held on to the plastic spout with a wire ring. Squeeze the ends of that ring together, then pull the hose off. If water comes gushing out, clean out the hose. If nothing is draining out yet, carefully stick a pencil into the spout to dislodge whatever is in there, then slide the hose back on.

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Under the hood on the passenger side of the firewall is the drain for the AC. There was a technical service bulletin related to this problem sent out years ago. What ends up happening is the drain leaks back into the vehicle because the gasket between the firewall and HVAC system fails. With that, if the drain isn't plugged as mentioned by Caradiodic, and that can very well be the issue, this is what you will need to do. I will tell you it is very tight to access. I found it easier to do it from under the vehicle, but that is on a lift. It is behind the passenger side cylinder head.

Here is the fix;

Locate the evaporator hose and drain tube opening in bulkhead at the rear of the engine compartment. Apply a bead of RTV sealer, p/n 04467708 or equivalent, to the perimeter of the opening to seal the joint between the bulkhead and the HEVAC housing.

Let us know what you find.

Joe

Thanks, Joe. Gotta add that to my memory banks.