A/C Leaking at Footwells
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Racer
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Summertime is coming around here in Texas, so I've began using the A/C extensively in the 944S2. Upon doing so, I have noticed a considerable amount of 'sweat' coming out at the foot wells. Is this supposed to happen?
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Okay, I will check it out asap. So I'd simply remove the radio, find the hose, slip it off and unclog it? Should I be worried about the water leaking into other compartments, or does it typically just go out onto the floorboard?
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A finishing nail in each hole will generally do it, or the tools could be in your audio information packet in the glovebox. Push in straight, when you feel resistance, go a little further and stop.
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I just tried the coat hanger trick, multiple times at that, and the radio simply won't release.
I went on to fabricate some nails so that they would fit perfectly with no slack. Even with that, the radio still won't release from it's mounting. I push the extractor ends in simultaneously, feel resistance at a consistent point and continue to push slightly further until my pins/coat hanger ends stop. Again all four are in at the same time, it just doesn't release.
So what's it take to get this bloody thing off?!
I went on to fabricate some nails so that they would fit perfectly with no slack. Even with that, the radio still won't release from it's mounting. I push the extractor ends in simultaneously, feel resistance at a consistent point and continue to push slightly further until my pins/coat hanger ends stop. Again all four are in at the same time, it just doesn't release.
So what's it take to get this bloody thing off?!
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The problem I had was that the nails went on the wrong side of the piece they are supposed to release, making it HARDER to remove. Try pushing in at a different angle, don't remember for sure but I think you want to push the spring-loaded piece towards the inside of the radio.