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DwayneOxford

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It's one piece plastic.

 

The inlet for the fan box is right above it. The outer edge inside the plenum is flared upward to keep rain out. There should be a drain to the outside of the plenum also. If blocked with leaves and pin needles the water will pond there and over flow into the fan box.

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Under cowl cover looks as good/better, siliconed the baffle screw that's direct over blower inlet.

https://imgur.com/pfAc4fT

https://imgur.com/bTrozIs

From looks of sediment, think rain's going somehow into blower box.

Suggestions on caulk tape?

Suggestions on cleaning AC coil?

 

 

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The air supply opening has a curled up lip into the cowl area to keep rain water out, but the right cowl vent must be clear to allow draining. It opens above and behind the tire forward of the top door hinge. Hard to see from the outside as there is a plastic splash guard.

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On 12/20/2021 at 5:45 PM, DwayneOxford said:

'83 720 King Cab with sunroof and AC.

Took off cowl grille, all clean.

Got 2 gallon oil jug blocked up tight under heater.

It seems to catch most of it.

Has rusty streaks behind under heater.. Not seeing how to include pic.

Finally solved this prob. Was leaking around the deflector?? protrusion that keeps cowl vent water from entering heater intake.

Had to rain REALLY hard for it to leak.

Was the only place left that it could be so I went around it with a liberal bead of this fine stuff I been using MANY years. Made in next county East.Adaseal.jpg.907dddf180749d1c2d6ca7bca4238da0.jpg

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5 hours ago, datzenmike said:

Clean out the cowl drains on either side. If even partly blocked the water will back up or drain too slowly and can and will tip into the heater duct. There is a small lip of metal around it but it isn't much.

1st thing I checked. Was leaking under the snout?? flange. Don't know what if anything factory gaskets it with.

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