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    Default Corsa C A/C condensate drain location

    I havent been able to look for them yet but i assume its somewhere on the floor or bottom of the bulk head. It seems to be the climate control on this particular vehicle that 'Auto' means 'mist up the windows' i imagine theres condensation sitting on a tray thats not getting away and then flashing off in the heat.

    Can someone tell me where it is so i can direct them to the location?

    thanks

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    Any use Mr lover CLICKYME

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    hmm, file not found Mr Southie. Is it just me?

    its ok, once i logged in and tried again it worked.

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    thank you,

    That is access to the tray, so hopefully there will be loads of water sat in there to explain the misting issue. there must be an external drip-drain tube somewhere surely? it was this i was thinking might be blocked.

    that is good info for cleaning it out once ive finally drained it.

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    I'm using Firefox with google translate on it so that may be the problem.

    It's the 7th link on this CLICKY

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    Also is this link any use CLICKYME

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    Quote Originally Posted by Southie View Post
    Also is this link any use CLICKYME

    from memory, the drain tube comes out of the firewall next to or near where the gear shift linkage comes out. it's a rubber tube that has the end pinched into a slit.
    perfect! if its anything like the pinched end tubes under the battery trays/scuttles of Corsa B+Cs then it will be sludged up and choked.

    cheers!

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    Glad to help

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    Found it. It was as above where the linkage penetrates the bulkhead....but it wasn't blocked

    Maybe Corsa's are just supposed to steam up.

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    it seems to be a "newish" thing.
    My mk5 astra is absolutely terrible for it.
    I have steam cleaned the full interior,changed the pollen filter twice in between services,and its still abysmal.

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