Where is the AC evaporation drain on a 2004 sebring. Must be on driver's side, have water on carpet

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vent tube for ac may be clogged

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if you look on the engine side of the firewall you will see a rubber tube on the passenger side of the vehicle bent at a 90 degree angle that is the drain tube. very carefully try to insert something stiff into tube to see if it is blocked

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Water puddling on the driver side (ONLY) of Endeavors is evidence of the drain tube foam seal failing. This is very common on Endeavors, and will be more evident on humid days, rainy days, especially with extended driving.
The drain tube for the AC system that extends through the firewall has a small foam ring that seals moisture from running back into the car after it goes out the tube (think of pouring water out of a glass, how some always runs down the side).
High humidity days will cause more condensate than normal and amplify your symptom. Rain will also make it worse, as road water will spit up to the drain hole, as well as normally enter the box through your fresh air vent, creating more water to drain. Driving speed also help force the water past the seal.
The only correct repair is to remove the evaporator box (requires dash removal) and either replace the seal with a new one, or as I prefer replace it with a butyl rubber type substitute that will not degrade like the foam.
You can pack butyl rubber or similar (think windshield packing) around the seal flange on the inside, but it is not an ideal repair.

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bad blend door actuator maybe there is way to press the buttons on controller to make doors recenter they call it

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Hello... It is possible that the condensation drain tube for the AC could be disconnected. This just happens sometime.This in turn allows condensation to settle in the AC Module and drip into the passenger compartment.

I recommend taking the vehicle to a mechanic for repairs...

Good Luck... Hope this helps...