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Posted on Nov 13, 2010

Where is the A/C drip pan located on a 1995 Grand Jeep Cherokee

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I have a 95 jeep GC too. From what I've read and seen in my jeep there isn't one. the water pools under the back seat where the jack is located. I've had an inch of water in there and there's no drainage at all.

  • Mike Putnam Nov 25, 2010

    I have the same problem....thought I was having heater core problems until I noticed it only happened when running the A/C.
    Have you found a solution for the problem?

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