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benspray



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United Kingdom 2006 Defender 130 Td5 HCPU Chawton White
Aircon drain tube location?
Hi All

I'm currently retrofitting aircon into my Defender, the diagrams show a drain hose from the dash panel unit but not where it actually routes to.
I don't have a hose just a pipe stub (assuming its the outlet at the very bottom of the evaporator housing) , I can get the parts but wondered if someone could send some pictures of how they route on a factory install please Smile (2006 TD5 Defender)

Number 14 and 15 in this diagram:
https://www.lrworkshop.com/diagrams/land-r...y_52937#14

Regards
Ben
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benspray



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Poking around under the underseal etc I've found a grommet in the underneath of the footwell that I guess must be for the drain hose

Also sorry....
The middle fixing for the underdash part, what is? ie self tapper, nut and bolt or does it go into a lok-nut or riv-nut in the bottom of the dash? (can't see any fixings mentioned in any of the parts diagrams)

Cheers all
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1- yes that is the AC drain grommet tube

2- yes Rivnut in the lower dash 2010 Range Rover MkIII Autobiography Super Charged (Idris)
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